San Francisco Mayor London Breed and others celebrate the grand opening of affordable housing units in Mission Bay neighborhood. (Photo courtesy of the San Francisco Office of the Mayor)

New affordable apartments in San Francisco’s Mission Bay neighborhood will soon be home to dozens of families, some of them formerly homeless, Mayor London Breed announced on June 13.

Breed and Supervisor Matt Haney celebrated the grand opening of the 143-unit affordable housing development at 626 Mission Bay Blvd., along with other city officials. Twenty-nine units will be for formerly homeless families.

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