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Creek at 2645 Apartments Bond Issuance

Sacramento, California

Summary

The council approved $125 million in tax-exempt bonds for a nonprofit to acquire and renovate 368 apartments on Stonecreek Drive, ensuring long-term rent restrictions for lower-income residents.

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Last discussed May 26, 2026.

Impact analysis

💰Financial impact

Up to $125 million in tax-exempt bond financing supported by property revenues.

✅Who benefits

Low- and moderate-income residents of the 368-unit apartment complex who will benefit from property rehabilitation and preserved affordability.

⚠️Who could be affected

Local taxing agencies forego potential property tax revenue due to the welfare tax exemption associated with the nonprofit acquisition.

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