Measuring success by the affordable housing our clients produce, preserve, and protect.We are dedicated agents for change, anti-displacement, with decades of experience in tenant rights and real estate law, preemptive rights, and complex real estate transactions. IMPACT serves: community development organizations, community land trusts, Tenants buying their apartments, Tenants organizing to buy their buildings, buyers and sellers of Below Market Rate apartments. (Featured BMR listing.) We also represent buyers and sellers of San Francisco apartment buildings under the Community Opportunity to Purchase Act (COPA).
Tenants - contact us if your apartment is for sale and you are interested in buying, or if your apartment building is for sale and you are concerned about having to move. Tenants in Foreclosed Buildings - A new state law in 2021 provides tenants (and certain non-profits) a right to buy the property at the Trustee Sale (auction) price! This important right only lasts 45 days, so contact us immediately. Selling an Apartment Building - contact us about getting full market value for your building, and other advantages, by selling to an affordable housing provider under San Francisco's Community Opportunity to Purchase Act (COPA). |
"Owning my apartment makes me feel like I belong here, and it's my home now.“ — Marcello D.
Our Transactions
Small Sites Preservation in the Richmond!
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Small Sites Preservation in the Sunset!
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IMPACT is proud to have represented this first time home buyer family, purchasing under the S.F. Downpayment Assistance Loan Program
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Conversion to 100% Affordable Housing
4830 Mission St.
MEDA purchased this non rent-controlled building, under the S.F. Small Sites Acquisition and Rehabilitation Program, thereby converting converting 27 market rate units to 100% Affordable Housing!
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Add ten units of permanently affordable housing in the Mission!
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Buy & Stay - long term tenants settle hard-fought eviction lawsuit, buying the apartment. A rare, win-win resolution.
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