New building permits have been filed for the Sac Bee South Townhomes project at 1801 21st Street in Midtown Sacramento. The proposal will replace surface parking lots associated with the former headquarters of the Sacramento Bee Newspaper. Beazer Homes is responsible for the project after purchasing the site from Shopoff Realty Investments for nearly $10 million last month.
Long after new building permits were filed for the Sac Bee Townhomes project at 1801 21st Street in Sacramento, the project has been approved for development. The proposal will replace two large surface parking lots with eight multi-unit buildings for a total of 48 homes. Shopoff Realty is overseeing the redevelopment. TCA Architects is responsible for the design.
Dramatically reduced plans have been filed by Shopoff Realty Investments to replace the former Sacramento Bee headquarters at 2100 Q Street in Midtown Sacramento. The developer is now seeking to bring 122 townhomes and single-family homes, aiming to bring less than a quarter of the housing compared with the initial five-story proposal. The application uses Senate Bill 330 to expedite approval.
New building permits have been filed for the Sac Bee Townhomes project at 1801 21st Street in Sacramento. The proposal will replace two large surface parking lots with eight multi-unit buildings for a total of 48 homes. Shopoff Realty is overseeing the redevelopment.
The Sacramento Planning Commission is scheduled to consider approval this Thursday for the Sac Bee apartments project in Midtown, Sacramento. The proposal is expected to replace the newspaper’s former headquarters at 2100 Q Street with over five hundred rental apartments. Irvine-based Shopoff Realty Investments is the developer.
