The Santa Rosa City Council rejected an appeal by neighbors of a veterans housing project in the Roseland area in a 5-2 vote this week, the latest move by the council to override some residents’ concerns about development in the southwestern part of the city in favor of new housing. The project at 2149 West… Keep Reading
Two large housing developments in Santa Rosa and Windsor will together receive $24 million in low-interest loans from the state to create over 100 affordable units, the California Department of Housing and Community Development announced this week. More than $8.5 million will go to the Kashia Band of Pomo Indians of the Stewarts Point Rancheria… Keep Reading
The John Stewart Company, proposing 127 units at its long-delayed The Cannery at Railroad Square in downtown Santa Rosa, has received $56.8 million out of a California fund intended to propel affordable housing projects, while MidPen Housing Corporation’s Mahonia Glen housing project in Santa Rosa has received $55.4 million to build 100 affordable units. The… Keep Reading
SANTA ROSA, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES, November 23, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ — Key Housing, a top-rated corporate housing service for California from Sacramento to San Diego at https://www.keyhousing.com/, is proud to announce its featured complex for December 2021 for Sonoma County. Each month the company identifies two best-in-class properties to alert corporate travelers as to some of the… Keep Reading
One hundred and four single-family homes sold in Sonoma County during the week of March 21 ranging in price from $197,500 to $9.4 million. Topping our list of real estate transactions for the week was 5550 Bennett Valley Road in Santa Rosa which sold for $9,400,000 on March 26. This four bedroom, six bathroom, 5,720… Keep Reading
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Sonoma County officials say they will add artificial intelligence technology to help fight wildfires with a 24-7 monitor to track fire outbreaks. The technology will be added to the county’s network of wildfire detection cameras that monitor California’s backcountry to spot the first outbreak of flames. Many of the cameras are… Keep Reading
Amid the prolonged coronavirus pandemic, Ian Velasquez, who works full time as a union official representing public school employees, has struggled to pay monthly rent on the three-bedroom Sebastopol home where he lives with his partner Amy Sprague and their 2-year-old son Neveo. Paying about half of what he owes each month, he’s accumulated rent… Keep Reading
Windsor and Healdsburg are among a dozen Bay Area cities that each would be obligated to build hundreds more affordable homes under an 8-year plan to meet state mandates, a sharp increase that stemmed from a change in the regional housing allocation to achieve greater racial and socioeconomic equity The shift requires Windsor and Healdsburg… Keep Reading
SANTA ROSA – Time is running out for the state legislature to extend California’s eviction moratorium. If lawmakers don’t pass a bill this week, one in five Californians could lose their housing. “I’m like really distressed, so as you can see, I cry a lot,” Ofelia Camacho said. The statewide eviction moratorium is the only… Keep Reading
Extension of federal and state bans on evictions may not be enough says a state lawmaker who proposes the state keep the ban through 2021. “California is staring down an eviction cliff if we don’t extend it. People still can’t pay their rent,” California Assemblyman David Chiu, D-San Francisco, told the Business Journal. The current… Keep Reading
