GRASSROOTS APPROACH TO COMMUNITY REVITALIZATION
SFHDC has a long history of providing neighborhood-serving retail spaces in its mixed-use developments, ensuring residents have access to affordable, culturally appropriate goods, services, and employment opportunities. Even prior to the COVID-19 Pandemic, San Francisco’s historically African- American neighborhood commercial corridors had been struggling to keep up with the economic growth occurring elsewhere in San Francisco. The pandemic created additional hardships for small businesses that relied on foot traffic and in-person sales. Through its new Fillmore Small Business Empowerment Hub, funded by the City’s DreamKeeper Initiative, SFHDC is supporting the growth and establishment of dozens of Black-owned businesses.
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INTRODUCING THE NEW
FILLMORE SMALL BUSINESS EMPOWERMENT HUB
Funded by the City’s DreamKeeper Initiative, the Hub supports the growth and establishment of dozens of Black-owned businesses in the Filmore and beyond.
Learn about the Minding My Black-Owned Business entrepreneurial program.
Learn about our In the Black Marketplace.
Learn about San Francisco’s Juneteenth SF Freedom Celebration.
Radio Africa Kitchen
Radio Africa Kitchen is a local restaurant business that is located in SFHDC’s mixed-use 4800 Third Street Condominium project.
4800 Third Street
San Francisco, CA 94124, USA

Ocean Beach Apartments Retail Space
Ocean Beach Apartments is a mixed-use development with 85 affordable apartments and 28,000 sq ft of retail space which include a grocery store, gym and more.
720-740 La Playa
San Francisco, CA 94121, USA
Western Addition Music Festival
SFHDC is co-producing this recurring event, featuring two stages of world-class talent from the local scene and from national acts, performing the best in Jazz and Blues. The event also features local chefs, artisans and other products.
Fillmore Street, from Geary Boulevard to Turk Street
San Francisco, CA 94115, USA
Juneteenth Festival – Fillmore
SFHDC co-produces the popular Fillmore Juneteenth Festival, featuring a dozen entertainers, Black chefs, fashion shows, booths featuring art and other merchandise, and attracting 10,000+ participants.
Fillmore Street, from Geary Boulevard to Turk Street
San Francisco, CA 94124, USA

Peacock Lounge
In 2023, SFHDC worked with the SF Human Services Agency to fully renovate and equip this long-standing, Black-owned venue, and is using it to produce thousands of free meals for low-income seniors and other residents of the surrounding neighborhood.
552 Haight Street
San Francisco, CA 94117, USA