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OCII approves Block 9A amendments to clear way for 148 affordable for‑sale homes in Mission Bay
Summary
The Office of Community Investment and Infrastructure voted 4–0 Feb. 16 to amend Mission Bay design controls and the major phase for Block 9A, allowing an eight‑story, 148‑unit 100% affordable homeownership project targeted to households at 80–110% AMI; the development includes 34 parking spaces and outreach to certificate‑of‑preference holders.
The Office of Community Investment and Infrastructure (OCII) voted unanimously Feb. 16 to approve amendments that will permit a 148‑unit, 100% affordable homeownership development on Mission Bay Block 9A.
Annie Wong, a development specialist with OCII’s housing team, told commissioners the project is intended to create a “ladder of affordability” for workers who may be ineligible for lower‑income rental programs. The sponsors seek to increase allowed height to 90 feet on portions of the footprint and to amend the 2004 major phase to raise the residential unit count from 62 to 148.
Why it matters: The project is one of the last affordable parcels in Mission Bay and is aimed at households earning roughly 80–110% of area median income (AMI) — a band OCII said will reach teachers, Muni drivers, entry‑level nurses and other middle‑income public workers. OCII staff and the development team said the units will be sold as limited‑equity homeownership opportunities,…
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