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Luca

1652 Sunnydale Ave · Visitacion Valley

Lottery in Visitacion Valley, San Francisco. RentReboot publishes the listing facts we receive from DAHLIA; review the official listing for current requirements, preferences, and instructions.

Luca building
Monthly rent
$1,749–$2,426
Income range
$41,976–$156,360
Apply by
October 24, 2026
Available units
23

Published unit details

Unit typeAvailableMonthly rentIncome rangeAMIHousehold size
1 BR6$1,749$41,976–$113,46060% AMI1–3 people
2 BR15$2,101$50,424–$136,20060% AMI2–5 people
3 BR2$2,426$58,224–$156,36060% AMI4–7 people

Amenities

Bicycle storage/parking, Central laundry room with washers/dryers, Community Lounge and Community Kitchen, 2 Outdoor Courtyards with a barbecue and a play structure.

Utilities

Tenant pays for electricity, phone, TV cable, and internet.

Published preference programs

  • Right to Return - Sunnydale

    For households in which at least one person is a former or current resident of Sunnydale public housing. Please note, these units are not subsidized, the rent will not change if your income changes.

  • Veteran with Certificate of Preference

    For households in which at least one member is a veteran and at least one member holds a Certificate of Preference from the former San Francisco Redevelopment Agency. COP holders were displaced by Agency action generally during the 1960s and 1970s.

  • Certificate of Preference (COP)

    For households in which at least one member holds a Certificate of Preference from the former San Francisco Redevelopment Agency. COP holders were displaced by Agency action generally during the 1960s and 1970s. Descendants of someone who was displaced are not eligible to receive COP priority for this listing.

  • Veteran with Displaced Tenant Housing Preference

    For households in which at least one member is a veteran and at least one member holds a Displaced Tenant Housing Preference Certificate. DTHP Certificate holders are tenants who were evicted through either an Ellis Act Eviction or an Owner Move In Eviction, have been displaced by a fire, or who will experience an unaffordable rent increase due to affordability restrictions expiring. Once all units reserved for this preference are filled, remaining DTHP holders will receive Live/Work preference, regardless of their current residence or work location.

  • Displaced Tenant Housing Preference (DTHP)

    For households in which at least one member holds a Displaced Tenant Housing Preference Certificate. DTHP Certificate holders are tenants who were evicted through either an Ellis Act Eviction or an Owner Move In Eviction, have been displaced by a fire, or who will experience an unaffordable rent increase due to affordability restrictions expiring. Once all units reserved for this preference are filled, remaining DTHP holders will receive Live/Work preference, regardless of their current residence or work location.

  • Veteran with Neighborhood Resident Housing Preference

    For households in which at least one member is a veteran and at least one member either lives within Supervisor district of the project [District #], or within a half-mile of the project. Requires submission of proof of address.

  • Neighborhood Resident Housing Preference (NRHP)

    For households in which at least one member either lives within Supervisor district of the project District 10, or within a half-mile of the project. Requires submission of proof of address.

  • Veteran with Live or Work in San Francisco Preference

    For households in which at least one member is a veteran and at least one member lives or works in San Francisco. Requires submission of proof. Please note in order to claim Work Preference, the applicant currently work in San Francisco at least 75% of their working hours.

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Listing data updated Oct 2, 2026. This page is informational and does not submit an application.

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