A Neighborhood for All

Downtown housing appeals to a broad spectrum of Sacramentans. Some are attracted by the art and entertainment amenities that a city lifestyle offers. Others appreciate the easy access to places of employment and services due to its central location and the availability of public transportation.

CADA believes that housing for people from a wide range of income groups enhances the Capitol Park Neighborhood. As the neighborhood's desirability gains momentum, CADA is meeting both the growing demand for housing and the challenge of maintaining economic diversity.

Over its twenty-seven years of developing and managing urban infill housing CADA has built hundreds of units through effective public-private partnerships and has preserved and maintained the rental housing stock transferred to its care in 1978. CADA directly funds and utilizes funds available through government housing programs to assure the neighborhood includes housing units meeting the needs of low and very-low income households.

These actions have resulted in a community of neighbors with diverse lifestyles including retirees on fixed incomes, students and people working in a variety of service and office capacities in the central business district, the state offices and the Capitol.