335 Berry Street Affordable Home Listing: Price, Eligibility and Application Status
The official DAHLIA listing shows a purchase price of $307,450 and household income eligibility up to 112% of Area Median Income. Applicants must submit the official DAHLIA application before the deadline.
This is an open San Francisco Below Market Rate homeownership lottery. It is not a rental opportunity or a first-come listing.
The home has monthly homeowners association dues of $840. Applicants must meet the published income and occupancy rules, complete the required homebuyer education, obtain mortgage preapproval from an approved lender, and have sufficient funds for the transaction.
This permanent project page tracks Unit 407 through the application, lottery, eligibility-review, purchase, and final-sale stages.
Applicants comparing this home with other active ownership opportunities can review open San Francisco BMR homes for sale. The DAHLIA San Francisco housing portal guide explains the city platform without replacing this property’s specific rules.
Current Status of the 335 Berry Street Affordable Home Listing
Current status: Open for applications as of August 4, 2026.
Selection method: BMR homeownership lottery.
Application deadline: August 20, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. Pacific Time.
Property address: 335 Berry Street, Unit 407, San Francisco, California 94158.
Neighborhood: Mission Bay.
Opportunity type: Deed-restricted Below Market Rate homeownership.
Available homes: One.
Official application route: Apply online through the current DAHLIA listing.
Lottery results: Not yet available because the application period remains open.
Do not treat an advertisement saved on another website as the controlling source.
The current DAHLIA listing controls:
Application status.
Application deadline.
Income limits.
Occupancy requirements.
Preference information.
Official submission route.
Later lottery and sale-status updates.
Unit 407 Purchase Price and Property Details
Available homes: One.
Unit number: 407.
Bedroom size: One bedroom.
Purchase price: $307,450.
Monthly homeowners association dues: $840.
Parking: No parking space is included in the published listing details.
Smoking rule: Smoking is not allowed in common areas.
The published homeowners association dues cover:
Common areas.
Building insurance.
Elevator service.
Trash.
Water.
The restricted purchase price is not the household’s complete ownership cost.
Before applying, estimate the likely monthly total after adding:
Mortgage principal and interest.
Property taxes.
Homeowners insurance.
HOA dues.
Utilities not included in the dues.
Any lender-required mortgage insurance.
Other recurring ownership expenses.
The lender must consider these costs when determining whether the household can afford the home.
Do not assume that qualifying under the income ceiling automatically means the household can obtain the required mortgage.
Income Eligibility for 335 Berry Street Unit 407
The current DAHLIA listing uses an eligibility ceiling of up to 112% of Area Median Income.
Area Median Income is a household-income benchmark used by affordable housing programs. The applicable maximum depends on the number of people who will occupy the home rather than only the number of bedrooms.
Maximum Income Shown on DAHLIA
One-person household: Up to $10,587 per month or $127,050 per year.
Two-person household: Up to $12,104 per month or $145,250 per year.
Three-person household: Up to $13,616 per month.
The source information reviewed for this article does not provide a corresponding annual figure for the three-person household. Applicants should use the amount currently displayed on DAHLIA and allow the city’s reviewing agent to make the final income determination.
The one-bedroom home requires at least one occupant.
Household composition and countable income must still be verified during the city’s eligibility review.
The listing does not publish a separate minimum-income amount. Instead, applicants must demonstrate that they can finance the purchase and carry the home’s ongoing expenses.
The broader meaning of the percentage is explained in how Area Median Income affects affordable housing eligibility.
The effect of household composition on the applicable income ceiling is explained in how household size affects affordable housing eligibility.
The figures displayed for Unit 407 on DAHLIA control this application.
Household Composition and Occupancy Rules
Every person who will occupy the home must be listed accurately in the application.
The current listing requires at least one occupant for the one-bedroom home.
Applicants should not:
Add a person who does not genuinely intend to occupy the home.
Omit a household member who will live in the home.
Change household composition only to qualify under a different income limit.
Use an outdated household count after a material change.
Household composition affects:
The applicable maximum income.
Occupancy eligibility.
Document requirements.
Final city certification.
Report any material household change promptly through the official process.
First-Time Homebuyer Requirement
Household members generally may not have owned a residential property during the previous three years.
Applicants should disclose any current or recent ownership interest rather than assuming it does not count.
The reviewing agency determines whether the household satisfies the city’s first-time homebuyer rule and whether any documented exception applies.
Meeting the first-time homebuyer definition does not by itself establish income eligibility, financing readiness, or final approval.
Homebuyer Education Requirement
Applicants must complete San Francisco’s required homebuyer education process.
Keep proof of completion because it may be required during the post-lottery eligibility and purchase review.
Homebuyer education does not guarantee:
Mortgage approval.
Lottery selection.
Income eligibility.
Final authorization to purchase.
Approval of the purchase contract.
Applicants should complete the requirement early enough to avoid delaying the transaction if their lottery rank is reached.
Mortgage Preapproval Requirements
Applicants must obtain mortgage preapproval from a lender on San Francisco’s approved lender list.
The preapproval should support the purchase of Unit 407 at the restricted price of $307,450.
The lender may evaluate:
Household income.
Employment history.
Credit.
Existing debts.
Down-payment funds.
Closing-cost funds.
Monthly HOA dues.
Property taxes.
Insurance.
Required financial reserves.
Mortgage preapproval does not replace the city’s BMR eligibility review.
Similarly, being income-eligible under DAHLIA does not guarantee mortgage approval.
Keep the preapproval current and report any significant financial or employment change that may affect financing.
Buyer Funds and Transaction Costs
Applicants must have sufficient funds for the transaction.
Possible buyer costs include:
Down payment.
Closing costs.
Prepaid property taxes.
Homeowners insurance.
Lender charges.
Inspection or legal costs when applicable.
Required financial reserves.
Moving expenses.
The listing does not publish one fixed cash amount that every applicant must provide.
The final amount depends on:
The approved mortgage.
The lender’s requirements.
Closing costs.
Available assistance.
Required reserves.
Other transaction-specific expenses.
Do not assume that meeting the maximum-income limit means the household has enough funds to complete the purchase.
Primary Residence Requirement
The selected buyer must occupy Unit 407 as the household’s principal residence.
This is not an investment property, vacation home, or unrestricted rental condominium.
The owner must comply with the city’s continuing occupancy requirements after purchase.
Failure to use the home as required may violate the BMR restrictions.
Certificate of Preference
The official listing identifies the Certificate of Preference program.
A household may claim this preference only when at least one household member:
Has a valid former San Francisco Redevelopment Agency Certificate of Preference.
Meets the applicable program conditions.
Provides the required proof.
Claiming the preference without valid documentation does not create priority and may delay or invalidate the claim.
Applicants who do not hold a valid Certificate of Preference may still apply, subject to the other lottery and eligibility rules.
Accessibility and Reasonable Accommodations
The listing information summarized for this article does not identify a separate project-specific mobility, hearing, or visual accessibility designation for Unit 407.
Applicants who need:
A particular physical feature.
Accessible communication.
Help completing the application.
A reasonable accommodation during the lottery or purchase process.
should contact the listed agent or the appropriate DAHLIA program representative before the deadline.
Do not provide unnecessary medical information. Submit only the verification reasonably required for the requested accommodation.
How to Apply for 335 Berry Street Unit 407
The official application must be submitted through DAHLIA.
Open the Current DAHLIA Listing
Use the listing titled “335 Berry Street Unit 407.”
Confirm that the page still identifies the application as open.
Do not apply through an old advertisement, copied listing, or unofficial third party.
Review the Property Terms
Before submitting, confirm:
Purchase price.
Monthly HOA dues.
Income limits.
Household-size rules.
First-time homebuyer requirements.
Preference information.
Application deadline.
Enter the Household Correctly
Include every household member who will occupy the home.
Report all required household income and other requested financial information accurately.
Claim a Preference Only When Documented
Select the Certificate of Preference only when a household member holds a valid certificate and can provide the required evidence.
Submit Before the Deadline
Submit the completed application before August 20, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. Pacific Time.
Do not rely on beginning the application before the deadline. The completed application must be submitted successfully.
Save the Application Confirmation
Keep:
The DAHLIA confirmation.
A copy of the submitted information.
The application number when provided.
Preference records.
Later emails and notices.
Proof of any correction submitted through the official process.
Property Agent Contact Information
The real estate agent listed on DAHLIA is Angela Ho.
Telephone: 415-283-7271.
Published office hours: Monday through Friday, 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Contact the agent for property-specific questions, including:
Unit condition.
Viewing arrangements.
HOA information.
Property features.
Purchase-process questions.
Accessibility inquiries.
The official lottery application must still be submitted through DAHLIA.
Do not send sensitive financial records until the authorized submission method and recipient have been confirmed.
Documents to Prepare for Post-Lottery Review
The initial DAHLIA application is not the final approval package.
Applicants should prepare records supporting every material statement in the application.
Possible document categories include:
Household Information
Identification.
Household-composition records.
Other documents confirming who will occupy the home.
Income Verification
Pay statements.
Employer verification.
Tax records.
Benefit records.
Self-employment documents.
Other evidence of countable household income.
Asset Verification
Bank statements.
Investment records.
Other reportable financial accounts.
Records supporting funds used for the purchase.
Homebuyer Education
Proof that the required education was completed.
Financing
A valid mortgage preapproval.
Updated lender documents when requested.
Evidence of required buyer funds or reserves.
Preference Documentation
A valid Certificate of Preference when the household claims that priority.
The documents needed for affordable housing guide can help applicants organize records, but the city’s BMR Ownership Supplemental Application and written document request control this home’s final review.
Keep all records current and respond by every deadline stated in a selection or document-request notice.
What Happens After the August 20 Deadline?
After applications close, the city conducts the lottery and ranks applications under the applicable preference and lottery rules.
Applicants should monitor the same DAHLIA listing for:
Application closure.
Lottery information.
Published results.
Rank or status updates.
Document requests.
Later sale status.
The broader process for following a San Francisco housing application is explained in how to check a San Francisco affordable housing application status.
Lottery Ranking
The lottery establishes the order in which applications may be reviewed.
A high rank does not mean that the household has purchased or reserved the home.
Supplemental Application
Applicants reached for review may be asked to submit the BMR Ownership Supplemental Application.
Eligibility Review
The reviewing organization verifies:
Household size.
Household income.
Assets.
First-time homebuyer status.
Homebuyer education.
Preference documentation.
Mortgage financing.
Buyer funds.
Purchase Processing
The seller and city continue through the approved purchase process with qualified applicants in rank order.
A household may lose the opportunity if it:
Misses a response deadline.
Submits incomplete records.
Exceeds the applicable income limit.
Cannot verify household composition.
Cannot verify a claimed preference.
Does not obtain acceptable financing.
Cannot complete the required purchase steps.
The distinction between lottery rank and final approval is explained in the affordable housing lottery results and ranking guide.
Resale and Occupancy Restrictions
Unit 407 is a deed-restricted BMR home.
It is not a market-rate condominium sold with a temporary discount.
The buyer must:
Use the property as the primary residence.
Follow San Francisco’s continuing occupancy rules.
Comply with refinancing restrictions.
Follow the city-controlled resale process.
Obtain required approval before a future transfer.
When the owner later sells, the home must remain in the BMR program and generally be transferred:
At a restricted price.
Through the city-approved process.
To an eligible buyer.
These restrictions limit unrestricted market appreciation.
Before signing purchase documents, review:
The recorded affordability restrictions.
The resale-price calculation.
Owner-occupancy duties.
Refinancing limitations.
Leasing restrictions.
Approval requirements for a future sale.
Consequences of violating the restrictions.
The national inclusionary housing overview provides broader context. San Francisco’s recorded BMR restrictions and transaction documents control Unit 407.
What Happens When the Listing Status Changes?
This same permanent project page should be updated when DAHLIA changes the status to:
Applications closed.
Lottery pending.
Results posted.
Applicant under review.
Backup applicant under review.
Sale pending.
Sold.
Opportunity reopened.
A separate results page or new year-based article should not be created for Unit 407.
The page should continue to own:
The application outcome.
Lottery status.
Review stage.
Financing stage.
Final sale status.
Any official reopening.
Final Check Before You Submit
Confirm that DAHLIA still marks the application period open.
Confirm the August 20, 2026, deadline.
Submit before 5:00 p.m. Pacific Time.
Use the official 112% AMI figures shown for the listing.
Include every household member accurately.
Report all required income information.
Complete the required homebuyer education.
Obtain preapproval from an approved lender.
Consider the effect of the $840 monthly HOA dues.
Prepare sufficient buyer funds for the transaction.
Document any Certificate of Preference claim.
Keep the application confirmation.
Monitor the same DAHLIA listing for results and status changes.
Do not treat a lottery rank as approval to purchase.
Current 335 Berry Street Application Decision
The 335 Berry Street affordable home listing offers one one-bedroom BMR home at Unit 407 for $307,450.
Applications are open through August 20, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. Pacific Time.
The home has monthly HOA dues of $840 and is available to households that meet the listing’s income, occupancy, homebuyer, financing, and buyer-fund requirements.
Apply through the official DAHLIA listing before the deadline.
Do not assume that application submission, lottery rank, income eligibility, or mortgage preapproval alone secures the home. The selected household must complete the city’s documentation, eligibility, financing, and final purchase review.
Last verified: August 4, 2026.
Official sources reviewed: The current DAHLIA listing for 335 Berry Street Unit 407 and the San Francisco BMR homeownership requirements referenced by that listing.
All future application, lottery, review, purchase, reopening, and sold-status updates should remain on this same permanent project page.