Affordable Housing
San Francisco Affordable Housing Portfolio
A 38-property affordable housing portfolio captured across San Francisco in 3 production days, with one point of contact from kickoff through delivery.


- Client
- Mission Housing Development Corporation
- Properties
- 38 properties
- Markets
- San Francisco
- Production
- 3 days
- Services
- Photo, Drone, Post Production
The brief
Portfolio-wide photography production for one of San Francisco's largest nonprofit affordable housing developers, captured across 38 properties in 3 production days.
Mission Housing Development Corporation operates a portfolio of nearly 40 affordable housing properties across San Francisco, from named multifamily communities in the Mission District and SoMa to scattered-site rehabs throughout Potrero, Bayview, and the outer neighborhoods. Their team needed updated photography across the entire portfolio for marketing, fundraising, board reporting, and community communications.
Trevor Jones, Senior Asset Manager at Mission Housing, found us through search looking for a different kind of production partner. Someone who could handle an affordable housing portfolio in bulk without the overhead of a large agency, deliver consistent quality across every property, and work directly with him from kickoff through delivery. One contact, one production team, 38 properties.
Portfolio coverage
Selected projects

1045 Capp Street, San Francisco, CA 94110
Abel Gonzalez Apartments | Mission Housing
30-unit senior community on Capp Street, an adaptive reuse of a former Pacific Bell building...

440 Valencia Street, San Francisco, CA 94103
Plaza del Sol | Mission Housing
59-unit family community on Valencia with mosaic courtyard pathway and family-sized units...

150 Berry Street, San Francisco, CA 94107
Rich Sorro Commons | Mission Housing
Mission Bay's first affordable family housing, 100 units above transit-oriented retail...

1950 Mission Street, San Francisco, CA 94103
La Fenix | Mission Housing
157-unit landmark affordable community by David Baker Architects on Mission Street...

390 Valencia Street, San Francisco, CA 94103
Valencia Gardens | Mission Housing
260-unit family and senior housing community anchoring the Mission's Valencia Street corridor...

4445 3rd Street, San Francisco, CA 94124
Bayview Commons Apartments | Mission Housing
30-unit mixed-use community in Bayview-Hunters Point, a joint venture with SFHDC...

3101 21st Street, San Francisco, CA 94110
Juan Pifarre Plaza | Mission Housing
Mission District community on 21st and Van Ness with Victorian-inspired architecture...

3330 Cesar Chavez Street, San Francisco, CA 94110
Del Carlo Court Apartments | Mission Housing
25-unit award-winning Mission community on Cesar Chavez, named for a longtime board chair...

2445 Mariposa Street, San Francisco, CA 94110
Mariposa Gardens | Mission Housing
63-unit family community with interior courtyard, a 40+ year Mission Housing landmark...

3590 19th Street, San Francisco, CA 94110
Esperanza Apartments | Mission Housing
39-unit senior community with landscaped garden terrace, one of Mission Housing's first developments...
How we produced it.
The challenge
38 properties spread across San Francisco - from dense Mission Street clusters to scattered sites in Bayview and the outer neighborhoods. Each property had its own access logistics, onsite contact, and preparation requirements. Coordinating this scale typically requires institutional procurement and multiple vendor relationships.
Our approach
Single point of contact from scope to delivery. We built a regional routing plan grouping all 38 properties into three production days by geographic cluster, coordinated directly with each building manager on access and unit availability, and ran the entire production with one consistent crew and editing standard.
Why regional productions work.
A regional production brings multiple properties into one coordinated engagement. We build the route around the market, establish one visual system, and capture every asset efficiently, then deliver each property as its own finished project. The result is less coordination, more consistent media, and a complete portfolio ready to use at once.
The outcome
38 properties captured in 3 days. 10 photos per property plus drone aerials where FAA airspace permitted. Final delivery in under two weeks. No vendor coordination, no quality variance, no handoffs.



