AB 832 extends the current COVID-19 eviction protections, which were set to expire on June 30, 2021, for an additional three months until September 30, 2021. AB 832 also expands the existing State Rental Assistance Program to provide landlords with 100% of rent owed...
Gov. Newsom’s latest emergency declarations, based on record-high temperatures and drought conditions, will keep California’s protections against rent gouging in place statewide until at least next month. All told, Gov. Newsom has declared drought-related emergencies...
Sacramento’s Urban Core is experiencing a revitalization of development. Exciting projects include, but are not limited to, The A.J. mixed-residential, and Powerhouse Science Center projects in the Railyards District, River One condominiums and hotel in the Bridge...
State lawmakers are scrambling to keep the state’s COVID-19 eviction moratorium from expiring June 30, even as mass vaccinations and dwindling infection rates have allowed California this week to fully reopen its economy. Mike Nemeth CAA Communications Director ...
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Sacramento city leaders are looking to strengthen an ordinance that would give local law enforcement more power to issue tickets for using illegal fireworks. The proposed amendment has two major components. One is the...
WHY SACRAMENTO NOW? Strong Housing Market Growth Sales Inventory Days on Market Sacramento Housing Summary M&M Properties M&M Properties forecast for Sacramento housing is prices will continue in an upward pattern and inventory will continue to be a...
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