Zoning permits have been filed for a potential residential redevelopment of a two-acre office block at 400 University Avenue in Sacramento’s Campus Commons neighborhood. The project is looking to add a townhouse-style infill to the low-slung residential neighborhood across from the CSU Sacramento Campus. The project is led by Bardis & Miry Development, who purchased the property earlier this year.
New building permits have been filed for a 20,000-seat multi-purpose sports stadium at 11 7th Street in Sacramento’s Railyards District. The updated plans for Sacramento Republic FC show the team is shifting away from the initial 12,000-seat iteration expected for the site toward a larger canopy-capped facility. The application comes several months after the groundbreaking ceremony held by the team last August.
New renderings have been published for a townhouse-style development at 401 1st Avenue in Upper Land Park, Sacramento. The project is looking to create 38 stand-alone houses across the property, a reduction in residential capacity compared to the former apartment-style plans. Nathan Cunningham of N8 Community is the developer, filing through 401 1st Ave, LLC.
Developers for a project at 3724 Astoria Street in Sacramento have submitted applications for a design review of plans for three new structures at the site. While full plan details have not yet been made public, preliminary information indicates plans to build 42 new residential units across the three buildings.
New building permits have been filed for a five-story affordable housing complex at 1601 69th Street in East Sacramento. The project would bring 66 apartments close to a retail center, light rail, and the CSU Sacramento campus. Carlsbad-based affordable housing developer Chelsea Investment Corporation is listed as the property owner.
