An affordable new community is emerging on 1345 Turk St.  Called Fillmore Park, the community is targeting working families and individuals earning between 70 and 100 percent of the medium income level of the area. The units will be priced to correspond to the Area Medium Income and household size at the time of purchase. Current price estimates range from the mid-$100,000s to the mid-$300,000s.

Each unit will feature a handsome eat-in kitchen with stainless steel appliances, a gas range and stone countertops. The bathroom will also contain the lovely stone countertops. There will be an in-unit washer and dryer, wall-to-wall carpeting, private patios for ground floor units and balconies for others. A lush landscaped courtyard with a gas grill for the residents is included.

The construction began in November 2010 and coming up in the fall, there will be a lottery for all interested buyers on October 19, 2011. The lucky winners will then select their new home .  Move-in’s are slated for May 2012.

These 32 new condominiums are the latest collaboration with architect David Baker and Developer Michael Simmons.  Affordable Housing under their watch is getting reinvented.  These one, two and three bedroom condominiums are green, stylish and a smart investment.  They have tapped, Sotheby's International Realty's Affordable Housing Advocate Linda Harrison and her Team to market and sell the stunning condominiums. Linda has been recognized by Who's Who in Luxury Real Estate. A Top Producer since 2000 and holds the distinction of being a  Passionate Advocate for Affordable Housing in San Francisco.

Recognized for advancing the issues of affordable housing and property owners' rights at both the local and state levels, Linda has received acknowledgement from San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom and Assemblymen Mark Leno and Leland Yee. She is an active board member, sitting on both the San Francisco and California Associations of Realtors.

Linda donates her time, money  and energy volunteering  with SFEARN, a San Francisco based nonprofit that helps low-wage workers save money for their first  home purchase,  Frameline , the largest International LGTB Film Festival, changing the world one movie at a time.

For more information, contact Harrison at (415) 377-5658 or linda.harrison@sothebyshomes.com.