New Housing Projects Planned In Unexpected Places In Sacramento

[@terrellstewart4071]

There is a diffrence between low income and affordable. Paying $1500 to $2000 month for a one bedroom is not affordable for an Individual renter nor is $800 to $1000 a month for senior citizens on ssi. Think about the majority incomes to asking rental prices In the area That is why so many people are homeless in Sacramento and bay area. I see alot of rentals available there just unaffordable and what about the people on government assistance. This development plan just leaves them on the streets

[@geedee94134]

They did the same thing decades ago in my hometown San Francisco! Coincidentally guess who was Mayor! Gaven Newsom! Gentrification will push out all of the Sacramento Natives! Where will they end up? OREGON!!!

[@lightningmcqueen9310]

Will they be affordable??

[@aldoogie824]

Definitely not. Some units maybe to get the bonus.

[@bear1more287]

That’s the problem

[@andyhuang7526]

Nope !

[@punchblmers192]

It'll be filled with drugged-up gangs.

[@Mrs.LUNAtik_916]

Of course not. It couldn’t be that easy 🤐

[@rondean2733]

No water, but they keep building??

[@jackfarrell4727]

a new getto is born

[@georgehudson5019]

Nah

[@simulatrixmusic4452]

Mos def a new project

[@shelbyorphanage9199]

Sierra oaks, California are great examples of developing and developers

[@steveh5882]

No such thing as affordable housing anymore. Not in California anyway.

[@Deftones89]

Affordable housing now

[@geedee94134]

Gentrification Sacramento is turning into San Francisco 2.0 ! It's all turning into a huge developer scammers paradise!

[@cosmiccatzen]

@geedee94134 Yeah, the developers have been sending their lobbyist to Sacramento to get laws passed that are absolutely ruining cities throughout california. These developers are creating ghettos everywhere, not providing enough infrastructure & skipping into the next town. Californians need to fight Against all of the bills that the governor has passed regarding housing since 2017. YIMBYD (Yes, in my backyard) don’t seem to understand that they are just pants for rich developers. These developers are happy to let the YIMBYS do free marketing for them & then the developers will run off with the money. It’s common knowledge that high density is bad for mental health, especially for kids. The developers are laughing at all of the YIMBYS.

[@shelbyorphanage9199]

Crocker village, Homes are great examples of de looking properties

[@jadedrealist]

Great. Now lets see if they're actually afforadable. And I don't mean THEY say they have affordable units, but actually have units that the working population in Sacramento can afford on one persons wages.

[@shelbyorphanage9199]

Stockton Blvd developer should. Ot build those not good enough for buyers. Real estate and other things needed for urbanization in the local community

[@shelbygauthier-owensby4369]

I cant wait for the doris Matsui park near the space museum.

[@Itwillgrowback]

I’m in Fresno and, although we’re seeing a lot of infill and housing built as well, none of it is as tall or as dense as we need. Both cities need more 10-20 story+ buildings

[@shelbygauthier-owensby4369]

We need to being and invite communities to unities!

[@Sloth740]

Hopefully they don't have HOAs attached to them. I refuse to consider buying any house within an HOA. IMO, it's a kind of added tax.

[@shelbygauthier-owensby4369]

Solar power needed on affordable housing and all grove, California is doing alot.

[@andyhuang7526]

Too much regulation ! 😂 😂 he got that right ! It’s California ! You know !

[@msopinionated4374]

Sacramento as TONS of unused office space

[@sweets6865]

Where's the water coming from for houses 🤔 thought was a big big water shortage.

[@shelbygauthier-owensby4369]

Mossillos pizza naples, italy let's go to lunch.