Sacramento’s Depot Park has just hired Scott Lippi as its site manager. Lippi is set to manage Depot Park’s 300-acre complex that is home to 3 million square feet of workspace. Beyond managing and overseeing day-to-day operations at Depot Park, Lippi will be primarily in charge of leasing and servicing current tenants as they expand their footprints at Depot Park.

Lippi is a Sacramento native, graduating from Jesuit High School in Carmichael in 1982 and before heading to Saint Mary’s College in Moraga where he studied Sports Medicine. After college Lippi sold commercial real estate for 14 years in the Sacramento region working for Bishop Hawk and Colliers International and transferred into the title industry for an additional eight years working with North American Title and Alliance Title.

Sacramento|Yolo Mutual Housing Association recently received $464,985 from NeighborWorks® America .

The grants will help support Mutual Housing’s healthy housing by developing new, sustainable communities for the Sacramento region’s diverse households as well as upgrading older multifamily housing to make it greener and more energy-efficient.

Of these funds, $329,485 was a capital grant for programs and services, real estate development and maintenance, $110,500 was for organizational underwriting and $25,000 for green initiatives and cash flow.  

“If you can show strong outcomes,” said Rachel Iskow, Mutual Housing Executive Director, “NeighborWorks will let the organization use the funds as it sees fit.

“Because we have a strong business plan and strong strategic goals, these funds will help us continue developing healthy housing in the local region, maintain and upgrade our communities as well as  providing programs and services for o