Transbay Block 2 in San Francisco's East Cut neighborhood is being developed into two distinct affordable housing projects: the East Family Building and the West Senior Building.

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East Family Building: This 17-story structure, led by Mercy Housing California, will offer 184 affordable rental units for families earning between 40% and 80% of the Area Median Income (AMI). Forty of these units are designated for families who have experienced homelessness. The building will feature a childcare center, community spaces, and retail areas on the ground floor. Completion is anticipated by summer 2026.

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West Senior Building: Developed by the Chinatown Community Development Center, this nine-story building will provide 151 affordable rental units for seniors earning between 15% and 50% of AMI. Thirty of these units are reserved for formerly homeless seniors. Amenities include private residential stoops, retail spaces, and a sixth-floor roof deck adjacent to a community room. The building is expected to be completed before the end of 2025.

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A pedestrian mews will connect the two buildings, fostering intergenerational interactions and providing access to the future Transbay Block 3 Park. The combined project aims to add vibrancy to downtown San Francisco by introducing over 300 affordable homes for families and seniors.

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Montez Group is currently involved in the construction of the project, supporting the concrete quality testing to ensure structural integrity and compliance with industry standards.