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Habitat for Humanity outlines 26‑home Sayonara Drive development; Phase 3 applications open Feb. 1
Summary
Habitat for Humanity of Greater Sacramento updated the Citrus Heights City Council on its 26‑home Sayonara Drive development — an $8.5 million, all‑electric project with solar, battery storage and sweat‑equity requirements. Phase 3 applications open Feb. 1 through March 30; orientations are scheduled Jan. 26 and Jan. 30.
Leah Miller, president and CEO of Habitat for Humanity of Greater Sacramento, told the Citrus Heights City Council on Jan. 14 that the Sayonara Drive project is a 26‑home affordable homeownership development with an overall cost of approximately $8.5 million and an average per‑unit cost near $320,000. Miller said vertical construction began last year and the full community is scheduled for completion in October 2027.
"This is a 26 home development that provides affordable homeownership opportunities for first‑time home buyers," Miller said. She described the homes as all‑electric, EV‑ready and equipped with rooftop solar and battery storage through a partnership with SMUD.
Miller and Allison Bermudez from the Community Development Department described the project in three phases. Phase 1 includes the first eight homes, with above‑ground construction that started in August and an…
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