Preliminary permits have been filed for a five-story residential infill at 1823 14th Street in Richmond Grove, Sacramento. The development will replace a two-story office building with 44 homes above retail. The project applicant was not listed.
The preliminary Senate Bill 330 application will provide the project with a streamlined approval process. The five-floor building will create 44 apartments, a portion of which will be designated as affordable. Construction is estimated to cost around $15 million, a figure not inclusive of all development costs.
1823 14th Street, image by Google Street View
The property is located at the corner of 14th and S Street. The two-story office building is currently occupied by the California Department of Transportation. The structure was built in 1977, occupying most of the half-acre parcel. The site is across from 1410 R Street, where another initial permit has been filed to replace a surface parking lot with housing.
The property is close to the Light Rail stations between 15th and 16th Street, the John Fremont Park across Q Street, and ten minutes from the State Capitol Park in Downtown Sacramento.
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Good. The existing building is ugly and the area needs more residents. It’s about as transit-rich as Sacramento gets, so that’s a bonus.
Let’s go! Infill, housing, transit oriented, reuse!
With the 3 new proposals in the R st corridor, I really love the direction of where the future of the R st district is heading. Also love the overall urbanization of the grid is Sacramento.