With Salvator complete, Community HousingWorks vies for Downtown Sacramento affordable project

With the state of California considering possible developers for an affordable housing project at 825 15th St. in Downtown Sacramento, Community HousingWorks has bought a neighboring property to make its proposal have more impact.

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