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New Homes, Same Old Feel: Sacramento Says Yes To Incremental Development

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Back in September, Sacramento became the first city in California to allow multiunit housing in all residential neighborhoods. Here’s what that means for residents seeking housing.
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New Homes, Same Old Feel: Sacramento Says Yes To Incremental Development

Back in September, Sacramento became the first city in California to allow multiunit housing in all residential neighborhoods. Here’s what that means for residents seeking housing.

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