CAST in the News

November 14, 2013 By CAST Communications

To view coverage on the CAST announcement, click on the links below.

ABC 7 News: Pilot project hopes to help artists stay in San Francisco
Bay Area Reporter: Lee, Kim announce real estate deal to help arts groups
KCBS: Nonprofit will help arts organizations stay in Mid-Market, Tenderloin neighborhoods
San Francisco Business Times: Nonprofit acquires Mid-Market, Tenderloin building
San Francisco Chronicle: Nonprofit helping arts groups stay in Mid-Market
San Francisco Examiner: Foundation acquires buildings to keep arts in Mid-Market
San Francisco Guardian: New pilot program helps arts nonprofits find new homes
San Francisco Sentinel: Mayor announces new nonprofit venture to provide permanent homes for arts organizations in Central Market and the Tenderloin

Securing Space

The Colorado Health Foundation Awards CAST $1.9 Million to Acquire Its First Affordable Housing Project in Trinidad, CO

01/16/26Announcements

The grant supports CAST Colorado in its purchase of the East Street School, a live-work artist studio space in Trinidad, CO.

Community of Practice

Building Capacity in Uncertain Times

12/22/25Stories

A year-end reflection from our CEO Ken Ikeda on what it takes to secure space for culture and what comes next.

Community of Practice

Community Vision’s CREATE Cohort Program

12/18/25Grant Opportunities

CREATE (Community Real Estate – Arts to Equity) is a two-year cohort program that helps arts and culture organizations build long-term financial resilience and real estate readiness.

To view coverage on the CAST announcement, click on the links below.

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