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New Sacramento affordable housing community opens with 145 apartments
ABC10
Xavier Becerra outlines ‘Power Hour’ plan, housing goals in Sacramento
davisvanguard.org
Davis Land-Use Plan Tackles Housing Shortage, Shapes City Growth to 2050
DAVIS, Calif. — Davis will take another step toward determining where and how the city will grow over the next quarter-century Wednesday, when members of several city commissions convene to continue reviewing the Draft Preferred Land Use Map for the Davis 2050 General Plan Update. The General Plan Committee...
California Housing Market News
Roseville council takes first step toward Villages West financing district and approves 808 Main Street lot split
Roseville’s City Council took two housing-related actions on August 5, both centered on the mechanics of dividing land and paying for new development. The more consequential item was…
capradio.org
Missing middle housing still mostly missing in Sacramento
Walk through parts of Midtown Sacramento and you’ll pass a duplex, then a cottage court, then a stately old house, then a small apartment building. All on the same block, built before World War II and sitting comfortably next to one another. You cannot build most of that today.
hoodline.com
Riverland Homes Plans 51 Attached Homes on Long-Vacant North Sac Lot
A vacant lot at 4217 Winters Street in North Sacramento's East Del Paso Heights neighborhood, sitting near McClellan Industrial Park, is now the site of a proposal for 51 attached homes — a mix of duplexes and single-unit buildings spread across 17 structures, with 118 parking spaces built in. The homes would be market-rate, not income-restricted affordable housing, and would include both for-sale and for-rent units.
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Colliers Leads Sale, Leasing for 1.9M-SF Sacramento Industrial Portfolio
Colliers has been awarded the exclusive leasing assignment for 25 buildings within the recently acquired North Market Industrial Park, a 28-building industrial portfolio. Vice chair Mark Demetre, VP Michael Hoo, and senior associate Nathan Miller will lead the leasing efforts and strategy on behalf of the owner, Blue Rise Ventures and equity partner, DRA Advisors.
hoodline.com
Roseville Plan Soaks New Apartments With Higher Utility, Trash Fees
Roseville could soon make it more expensive to build apartments and some businesses while trimming connection costs for lower-density housing. The proposed utility and trash-fee changes would shift more of the cost of future growth onto new development as the city prepares for thousands of additional homes. The Roseville City...
programminginsider.com
Signs It’s Time to Contact a Partition Lawyer in Sacramento
Property ownership in Sacramento with multiple owners works well when every owner shares the same goals. Circumstances may change after inheritance, investment purchases, family arrangements, or the end of a personal relationship. Different opinions about the property may stop important decisions and delay access to equity. Clear legal rights help every owner understand available options before disputes become more difficult to resolve. This article explains the most common signs that indicate legal guidance may become necessary.
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The Next Land-Use Decision Isn’t Sacramento’s. It’s Ours.
Three years ago, then-RSFA Board candidate David Gamboa warned Ranch members that Sacramento was coming for our land. This Thursday, the conversation comes back home. The RSFA Board will consider a request to subdivide a more than four-acre parcel at the corner of Lago Lindo and El Montevideo into two smaller, non-conforming lots. It may sound like just another development application.
davisvanguard.org
Measure W Campaign Says 1,250-Home Project Offers Davis a Chance to Say Yes to Housing
DAVIS, Calif. — With Davis voters preparing to decide another major housing proposal in November, supporters of Measure W are arguing that the 1,250-home project offers something previous developments have not: a substantial infusion of housing, nearly half of it affordable or attainable, combined with an approved subdivision map that campaign officials say gives voters unusual certainty about what will actually be built.