San Francisco Downtown Business Fund
San Francisco Downtown Business Fund
SFDDC
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The Downtown Business Fund, launched in April 2026, provides move-in grants, access to loans with discounted interest rates, and expert support to businesses along the Powell Street and Moscone Convention Center corridors.
Mon-In Grants offer up to $500,000 grants to cover tenant improvements, equipment, working capital, and launch expenses
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