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Leaders look at ways to boost housing for teachers
State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Thurmond hosted the “Housing Summit: Solutions to Address the Affordability Crisis” on Aug. 14 in Sacramento. The summit addressed California’s urgent need for affordable workforce housing, as well as accelerated access to homeownership for working and middle-class residents. It marked the start of Thurmond’s housing initiative, which was first announced on July 30. The initiative begins with a plan to develop 2.3 million housing units using 75,000 acres of surplus land owned by school districts.
Commentary: Housing is Becoming a National Issue – But the Crisis is Not Likely to Go Away
One of my goals with the Vanguard’s coverage of housing has been to show the Davis community that Davis’ housing crisis is part of a much larger problem that is statewide and increasingly nation wide. What caught my eye this morning was that Conor Dougherty, who covers housing...
Sacramento receives $38 million to build affordable housing
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.
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