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Konrad on the Park Affordable Housing in San Francisco

Discover thoughtfully designed affordable apartments at Konrad on the Park in San Francisco’s Cathedral Hill neighborhood. Our below-market-rate homes feature modern finishes, efficient layouts, and convenient access to the best of city living. Qualified applicants may benefit from reduced monthly rent and a 4% annual rent increase cap on select studio, one-, and two-bedroom apartment homes. Each residence is designed for comfort and everyday convenience, with contemporary interiors and access to community amenities that support a connected urban lifestyle. Explore income-restricted apartment opportunities at Konrad on the Park and learn how you can apply for affordable housing in San Francisco today.

Contact us today and our team will walk you through every step of the application process — qualification is easier than you think.

STUDIO (Up to 100% AMI)

Household size Monthly min.income Monthly max.income
1 person $4,516 $8,404
2 person $4,516 $9,608

STUDIO (Up to 120% AMI)4 units available

Household size Monthly min.income Monthly max.income
1 person $5,450 $9,325
2 person $5,450 $10,654

ONE BEDROOM (Up to 120% AMI)

Household size Monthly min.income Monthly max.income
1 person $5,598 $10,083
2 person $5,598 $11,529
3 person $5,598 $12,971

TWO BEDROOM (Up to 150% AMI)

Household size Monthly min.income Monthly max.income
2 person $7,110 $13,320
3 person $7,110 $14,987
4 person $8,760 $16,650
5 person $8,760 $17,983
  • 1 Tenant is responsible for electricity costs and will be invoiced for trash, water, sewer and gas up to a maximum amount of $83/month for studios, $131/month for 1 bedrooms and $172/month for 2 bedrooms.
  • 2 Maximum number of persons per apartment is 2 persons per bedroom plus 1. Children under the age of 6 do not count towards the occupancy limit.
  • 3Income limits are subject to changes in Area Median Income as published by MOHCD annually.
  • 4Units are monitored through the San Francisco Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development and are subject to other restrictions.
  • Households must have gross income at or below 60% area median income for family size.
  • Current income limits are: 1 person $65,450, 2 persons $74,800, 3 persons $84,150, 4 persons, $93,500 and 5 persons $101,000.
  • Households must disclose all income and assets.
  • All household members age 18 and over must sign a Lease Agreement, an Affordable Housing Program Lease Addendum outlining Program requirements, a VAWA addendum, and any other required move-in documentation.
  • Recertification is required annually to determine continued eligibility. Household income may increase to 200% Area Median Income adjusted for household size.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers about qualifying, applying, and living at Konrad on the Park through our affordable housing program.

Who should apply?

Qualification is based on household and income as noted in this chart. Area Median Income limits are established annually by the San Francisco Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development. Contact us and our leasing team can share more details.

What is a household?

A household is everyone who will be living with you in your apartment at Konrad on the Park. You do not need to be related (immediate or extended family members) to qualify as a household or living together before you apply.

How do I calculate my income?

Check out this handy household income calculator.

What documents are required for the application process?

Click here to view our Application Checklist.

How do I apply?

If you are ready to apply click here to begin the application. If you have questions about the program or our apartment community, please contact us and our leasing team will explain the process.

How long does it take to apply?

Applicants are contacted in rank order for available units.

What happens if I make more money after I move in? Will my rent go up or will I have to leave my apartment?

You can stay in your apartment as long as you meet the terms of your lease and the annual recertification requirements. Your rent will not be increased based on your income, only based on the annual rent increase set by the Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development each year.

I already live at Konrad on the Park in a market-rate unit, but think I may qualify for a middle-income unit. Can I break my lease?

We are happy to work with you on a new lease for a new unit if you qualify. All applications must go through Dahlia. Visit their website to see if there is an open lottery.

Will I have access to all building amenities?

Yes, all building amenities are available to residents.

How soon can I move in?

Once you have been contacted, provide the requested documents, and once the San Francisco Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development approves your file, you can sign a lease and move in. The apartments are ready!

Learn More About Qualifications

Curious about the process and whether you qualify for affordable housing at Konrad on the Park? 
Households must meet resident selection criteria, disclose income and assets, and complete required certifications. Our leasing team can walk you through eligibility criteria, current income limits, and next steps.

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