SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A new 124-unit affordable housing development has opened in North Sacramento, bringing apartments affordable to households earning between 25% and 60% of the area median income, including 31 homes reserved for people who have experienced housing instability or homelessness.
Applications are now being accepted for Rivo, a five-story affordable housing community developed by BRIDGE Housing in Sacramento’s Woodlake neighborhood, according to an Aug. 13 announcement from the nonprofit housing developer.
The development comes amid an ongoing affordable housing shortage in Sacramento and across California, where low-income households often face limited options for housing near jobs, schools, public transportation and other essential services…