The Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco has announced grants totaling $66.3 million to support 45 affordable housing developments across Arizona, California, and Nevada, creating nearly 2,900 homes for low-income households. Delivered through partnerships with local member financial institutions, the grants will fund housing for seniors, mixed-income communities, and supportive housing for formerly unhoused individuals and families. The 2026 awards represent a nearly one-third increase from 2025, adding $16.6 million in funding and supporting the development of nearly 850 more homes. Since 1990, FHLBank San Francisco’s affordable housing grant program has supported the construction of nearly 160,000 affordable homes.
FHLBank San Francisco boosts funding, awards $66M to build 2,900 affordable homes

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Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco
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