The first foreclosed home purchased by the Sacramento Housing and Redevelopment Agency is under renovation and will soon be for sale and occupancy at an affordable price under a partnership program that SHRA developed using the federal Neighborhood Stabilization Program. The home is located at 3525 34th Street in Oak Park. SHRA has partnered with NeighborWorks Homeownership Sacramento as a volume builder under the Property Recycling Program. The PRP works with governmental, non-profit and for... aj2306 MerrilyMerrily comment-37670 2010-09-22T17:45:10Z 2010-09-22T17:45:10Z SHRA is in need of an entire renovation from top to bottom. They are just sliding by on their errr laurels. MerrilyMerrily 2010-09-22T17:45:10Z The Parrhesiac comment-32494 2010-07-09T07:31:52Z 2010-07-09T07:31:52Z After $32 MILLION dollars and a year and a half SHRA finally finished ONE house? You've got to be kidding me? um, no Jim, we're not - yes it did take a year and a half...oh and the United States Inspector General has found that SHRA wasted millions on the Neighborhood Stabilization Program - wait and watch more to come on this fiasco soon. The title of upcoming SHRA articles .. "Two guys working out of their garage get $60-$80 Million dollars in property and NO BID contracts" Or better yet, "Tax payers money that was supposed to go to house low income families, to be used to build a golf course in Scottland" oh the irony is dripping Hard to believe? Watch and learn grasshoppers, watch and learn. The Parrhesiac 2010-07-09T07:31:52Z