Financial Contributions to Affordable Housing Projects

Affordable Rental Housing Financing

A variety of multifamily rental complexes designed to serve low income residents have been built in the City of Elk Grove. The federal government offers developers tax incentives to build rental units affordable to low income people. A number of complexes built since Elk Grove became a city in 2000 have been partially funded by the Affordable Housing Fund fee program.

The table below summarizes the amount of subsidy each multifamily complex received to provide affordable housing units to Elk Grove residents.

Note: Some of the projects have modified units with handicapped accessibility.

Recent Affordable Housing Projects in Elk Grove

Project Name Status Affordable Units City Loan Amount Subsidy Per Affordable Unit
The Pardes 1 Under construction, completion anticipated in late 2025 95 - -
Poppy Grove Under construction, completion anticipated in mid 2025 384 - -
The Lyla Under construction, completion anticipated in late 2024 291 $6,000,000 $20,619
The Gardens at Quail Run II Completed in 2023 107 - -
The Gardens at Quail Run I Completed in 2021 95 $4,823,851 $50,777
Bow Street Completed in 2019 97 $5,000,000 $51,546
Total 1,069 $15,823,851

Financial Contributions to Affordable Housing Projects

Project Name Year Built Affordable Units City Loan Amount Subsidy Per Affordable Unit
The Gardens at Quail Run I 2021 95 $4,823,851 $50,777
Bow Street 2019 97 $5,000,000 $51,546
Avery Gardens 2015 63 $2,000,000 $31,746
Vintage at Laguna II 2012 68 $5,159,937 $75,881
Ridge Apartments 2012 202 $9,652,217 $47,783
Seasons 2008 221 $9,100,000 $41,176
Montego Falls 2008 131 $4,150,000 $31,679
Waterman Square 2007 83 $7,160,000 $86,265
Stoneridge 2007 95 $8,225,620 $86,585
The Crossings at Elk Grove 2007 115 $8,959,930 $77,912
Geneva Point 2006 150 $1,700,000 $11,333
Vintage at Laguna 2005 157 $1,750,000 $11,146
Agave 2005 187 $2,500,000 $13,369
Terracina Park Meadows 2004 116 $1,996,476 $17,211
Total 1,780 $72,178,031