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| While Wharf Plaza I and Wharf Plaza II are separate properties, they share more than just a staff and an office. They share the same visions, goals, and commitments for the future. - To provide quality, affordable apartments to eligible seniors, families, and people with disabilities.
- To offer excellent customer service to all residents.
- To maintain the property in a fashion that complies with HUD requirements in a superior manner.
- To make the residents and owners proud to be affiliated with the property.
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| Originally a 1920s warehouse, Wharf Plaza I was renovated in 1981 to create 116 distinct apartments. The Rehab transformed this concrete structure into an impressive home. The interior courtyard gives the illusion of a tropical garden, while the apartments offer light, air, and privacy. Views of Alcatraz, ten-foot ceilings, and a spacious design lend to these apartments some of the coveted qualities of loft apartments so popular in the SOMA district of San Francisco. |
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| Built in 1981, Wharf Plaza II consists of two buildings totaling 114 apartments. While Wharf Plaza I was originally designed with seniors and people with disabilities in mind, Wharf Plaza II has an additional building (155 Francisco St.) consisting of 18 two-bedroom apartments. This allows Wharf Plaza II to accept eligible families as well. Situated at the base of Telegraph Hill, Wharf Plaza II's main building (1855 Kearny St.) is a seven-story building made up of 58 studios, 37 one-bedrooms, and one on-site employee apartment. The Rental Office for both Wharf Plaza I & II is located on the lobby level. |
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