Eight-Story Housing Infill Proposed for 1121 I Street, Downtown Sacramento UPDATED

1121 I Street, image via Google Satellite1121 I Street, image via Google Satellite

Plans have been filed for a multi-family apartment complex at 1121 I Street in Downtown Sacramento. The eight-story mixed-use infill will span three-quarters of an acre with 204 apartments. The project applicant is not listed.

Demolition will be required for just one building, currently occupied by Goodyear, an automobile tire shop. The rest of the block includes a thrift called the World’s Worst Bodega and the former home to Jim Denny’s Hamburgers. Construction will rise around 85 feet with 223,820 square feet.

1121 I Street, image via Google Street View

1121 I Street, image via Google Street View

The property will be an important addition to the city’s urban fabric. Construction would replace a car-centric plot of land close to the Sacramento city center, Cesar Chavez Plaza, and directly across from the California EPA Headquarters building.

The property takes up 0.77 of surface area.

NOTE: The story has been updated to reflect a more detailed recent application.

Subscribe to YIMBY’s daily e-mail

Follow YIMBYgram for real-time photo updates
Like YIMBY on Facebook
Follow YIMBY’s Twitter for the latest in YIMBYnews

.

7 Comments on "Eight-Story Housing Infill Proposed for 1121 I Street, Downtown Sacramento UPDATED"

  1. Yes! I love me some 5 over 2, but eight stories is even better!

  2. Why can’t Sacramento do what Austin Tx is doing? They have quite a few high rise residential buildings in the downtown core.

    • You are comparing 2 completely different cities, region, state, economy, etc. There are so many different factors and reason why they aren’t “doing what Austin Tx is doing?”.

  3. Maritess L Alves | August 6, 2023 at 9:09 am | Reply

    I want to get this housing low income for my retirement home i wish I could get it this one of this unit . Praying in the future .please keep me updated on this email . Thank you 🙏 and God bless to the management .

  4. Shellie tienter | November 21, 2023 at 8:31 pm | Reply

    Money buys everything and that’s the bottom line regardless of my opinion. I hope I am wrong on how negative I view this project. Trust me I want to be wrong, but I’ve seen this for forty plus years in other areas and it didn’t bring positive outcomes to the community.

Leave a comment

Your email address will not be published.


*