Sacramento City Council approves language for possible middle-income housing bonds


Acknowledging a local housing shortage isn't entirely confined to the lower end of incomes, Sacramento City Council took a step Tuesday toward boosting housing for the middle of the market.

In a unanimous vote, the council approved language that would allow the city to form a joint powers agency that could issue bonds toward developing or acquiring multifamily housing for people earning 80% to 120% of the area median income.

"This is another example of the innovation we need," said Mayor Darrell…

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