Design review permits have been filed for the seven-story mixed-use development of 1116 18th Street in Midtown Sacramento, between Kayak Alley and L Street. The construction will be an infill-project to bring 25 new apartments, 3,490 square feet for a restaurant, and 2,825 square feet of offices. SKK Developments is behind the proposal.
New building permits have been filed for seven single-family houses along Firestar Way in North Natomas, a fast-growing neighborhood in Sacramento. The batch of housing permits will be a part of the Entrada II development, led by the Alameda County-based developer Signature Homes.
Permits have been filed for 17 new buildings to be added to Northlake’s master-planned district in Natomas, Sacramento. One hundred ninety-one residential units will be produced, all to be sold as affordable housing for older…
The California State Government is implementing a few new laws to increase housing production, starting as early as tomorrow, January 1st, 2021. The headlining story is that the state density bonus for affordable housing will increase from 35% to 50%. That density bonus is in Assembly Bill 2345, introduced by Assembly Members David Chiu of San Francisco and Lorena Gonzalez of San Diego. While none of the new laws are expected to shift future development across the Bay Area significantly, they allow for a gradual increase in housing production statewide.
Development permits have been submitted for constructing a new commercial building at 1901 Broadway Land Park, Sacramento. The project proposal includes the demolition of an existing office building and the construction a five-story mixed-use building. LPAS Architecture + Design is managing the project.
