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SV@Home is a 501c(3) nonprofit that envisions equitable and thriving communities that provide homes for all. Our Mission is to build our collective power and advocate for systems change to achieve housing affordability and justice in Silicon Valley.

We believe housing justice will be realized when all communities are inclusive, and community members have the resources and power to lead the development of our communities.

We believe that the path to housing justice is through centering the communities that have been historically marginalized and helping to build power to reverse the legacy of racial and economic exclusion.

As a member organization, we bring people together.


Our Work in Practice

Housing for All

SV@Home focuses on the housing needs of all who are impacted by the lack of affordable housing options, from those who are homeless, to those with fixed incomes, to those who work in our services or manufacturing sectors, to those who work for our leading employers.

Local Government Engagement

SV@Home works closely with government staff and elected officials to develop and influence housing solutions before policies come before elected bodies.

Developer Partnerships

SV@Home partners with affordable, missing-middle, and mission-aligned market-rate developers to shape feasibility-driven policy and advance projects that strengthen affordability and long-term housing stability.

Data-Informed Policy

SV@Home uses data and research to inform our work, which improves policy success and promotes new and innovative approaches to our housing challenges.

Leadership Development & Narrative Change

SV@Home offers opportunities for education and engagement, provides data and information to help inform the community, and works to support the next generation of housing leaders.

Coalition Building

SV@Home collaborates with others who’s work is impacted by the housing crisis, including those working in areas of environment, health, and education.


Rents in Santa Clara County are too high.

Silicon Valley’s rents are some of the highest in the nation.

Average Monthly Rental Rates 2024

Source: Joint Venture Silicon Valley 2025 Silicon Valley Index

0.0 720.0 1,440.0 2,160.0 2,880.0 3,600.0
3,600.0
New York
3,500.0
San Francisco
3,100.0
Silicon Valley
2,800.0
Boston
2,000.0
Washington D.C.
1,800.0
Denver
1,700.0
Portland

Monthly Rent & Incomes

Source: California Housing Partnership’s SCC 2024 Affordable Housing Needs Report

0.0 2,400.0 4,800.0 7,200.0 9,600.0 12,000.0
3,266.0
SCC Median New Construction
3,074.0
Average Asking Rent
10,247.0
Income Needed to Afford Asking Rent
2,773.0
California Minimum Wage

Cities across Santa Clara County have produced only about 32% of the total homes they should have built by this point in the RHNA cycle.

Total Homes Built in Santa Clara County

  • Built 32%

Cities across Santa Clara County have produced only about 32% of the total homes they should have built by this point in the RHNA cycle.

Total Affordable Homes Built in Santa Clara County

  • Built 31%

In 2025 alone, SV@Home has:

PROTECTED 44,251 HOUSEHOLDS

SV@Home has supported the protection of 44,521 households through advocacy for new or expanded policies, with plans to protect a total of 100,000 by 2029.

ADVOCATED FOR 1,730 HOMES THAT ADVANCED THROUGH DEVELOPMENT PHASES

SV@Home has advocated for the production of new affordable homes, with plans to support an additional 30,000 homes by 2029.

SUPPORTED 23 COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS

SV@Home has nurtured community-based organizations and their emerging leaders with concreate actions to either develop, acquire, or partner to develop affordable housing in the Silicon Valley.

EDUCATED 2,000+ SILICON VALLEY RESIDENTS

SV@Home has hosted, co-hosted, or spoken at 30+ learning sessions, programs, and events to empower our communities with knowledge and tools to be effective advocates.


With our members behind us, SV@Home can confront the interconnected drivers of housing inequality and influence real systems-change.

Member support expands our influence, speeds up tangible policy gains, and keeps urgently needed housing solutions moving forward in this region.