Raise the Barr's

The Huddle on 5th 

Are you a single parent pursuing a college degree or career-track training?

The Huddle is an affordable housing program that will accommodate single-parent students and their families. For additional details, please refer to their flyer. 

The Housing division has the general responsibility for development and implementation of affordable housing programs, policies, and projects for the City of West Sacramento. Other Housing division activities include providing gap financing loans for the construction or rehabilitation of affordable multi-family housing, and reporting on affordable housing production to various agencies such as the State Department of Housing and Community Development and the Sacramento Area Council of Governments. The Housing division also administers the City's Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program.

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Habitat for Humanity

2024 Rock the Block Bryte/Broderick event information soon to come

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Resources for Renters, Landlords, and Homeowners

California tenants or landlords can visit the Housing Is Key website, or they can call toll-free 833-430-2122.

In addition to the city, Iocal partner agencies are available to assist with housing inquiries:

• Empower Yolo, Inc.: (530) 661-6336
• Shores of Hope: (916) 302-0200
• Yolo County Children's Alliance: (916) 572-0560

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West Sacramento Family Resource Center

The Yolo County Children Alliance’s West Sacramento Family Resource Center (WSFRC) is a safe, inviting, and trusted place for families of different cultures to get the help they need.

• YCCA Housing Services – The agency provides housing services from eviction prevention, assistance with move-in costs, application fees, utility assistance, long-term case management, COVID-19 rent relief and utilities assistance, and homeless services. All services have their own qualifications and limitations. 

California Mortgage Relief Program

CALHFA Announces New Program for Current or Future California Homeowners

Forgivable Equity Builder Loan – California Housing Finance Agency

The California Housing Finance Agency (CalHFA) is introducing the Forgivable Equity Builder Loan, which helps homebuyers with a loan of up to 10 percent of the purchase price. If the homebuyer stays in the home for five years, they do not have to repay the junior loan, making homeownership more attainable for Californians.

The loan is available to Californians whose income is less than 80% of the Area Median Income in the county where the property is located. For instance, in Sacramento a family can make up to $72,700 and qualify for the loan.

The Forgivable Equity Builder Loan is available through CalHFA’s network of approved lenders, which operates in every California county. Families who think they may qualify are encouraged to contact a Preferred Loan Officer to take the first steps towards homeownership.