Supervisor Mendez celebrates completion of 72 unit affordable housing project in Sanger

Cherry Crossing, a groundbreaking new development in Sanger, is set to transform the landscape of affordable housing in Fresno County. With 66 out of 72 units already rented, this project is a clear response to the pressing need for workforce housing for farm workers and low-income residents in the area.

During the recent government meeting, officials highlighted the significance of Cherry Crossing as not just a housing solution, but as a model for addressing the broader issues of affordable housing shortages and homelessness in the region. Supervisor Mendez, who represents Sanger, emphasized the board's commitment to expanding affordable housing initiatives throughout Fresno County.

This celebration marks the successful completion of the first phase of the Cherry Crossing community, which promises to provide high-quality living spaces for those who need it most. As the demand for affordable housing continues to grow, projects like Cherry Crossing are crucial in ensuring that all residents have access to safe and affordable homes.