The proposed project is a five-story development that will have 134 affordable homes according to the Sacramento Strategic Growth Council.
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A new affordable housing project may soon break ground in Sacramento thanks to funding from the state.
The project is a proposed five-story development that will have 134 affordable homes according to the Sacramento Strategic Growth Council.
Sacramento is receiving over $38 million in state funds.
The development, named Sakura, will be located in downtown Sacramento. The city of Sacramento released the following statement on being selected.
“As the State’s first designated Prohousing community, the City of Sacramento is thrilled about the Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities award to the Sakura Project in downtown Sacramento. Not only will this award provide needed funding for the development of 134 units of affordable housing for our partners CADA and Mutual Housing, but it will also include funding for the City to make bicycle, pedestrian and public transit improvements to the S Street corridor.”
Sakura will …