Tsakopoulos Investments filed plans to redevelop a 44.9‑acre North Natomas parcel at Del Paso and El Centro with homes and retail. The site — long marketed for big‑box retail — now faces city review.

Local realtors are warning Mayor McCarty’s proposed transfer tax on high-end sales could chill deals and produce less revenue than projected for housing programs. City leaders say thresholds and uses are still being worked out.

Hawaii's Shidler Group bought the 762‑bed Wexler on 65th, a student housing complex a block from Sac State. The purchase adds another out‑of‑market investor to the city's student housing stock.

Homebuying in California slid to the second-lowest November in 21 years as mortgage costs and high monthly payments keep many buyers sidelined. Different datasets show why the headlines conflict.

Sutter Health paid roughly $21.7M for land in Folsom, advancing a $145M outpatient campus. The development will include cancer care, same‑day surgery and urgent care.

Nonna Homes has paused new ADU work as state officials investigate consumer complaints. The suspension comes months after the company was named the region’s fastest-growing firm.

California's CalHFA is reopening its "Dream For All" loan program, offering up to 20% down payment assistance to eligible first-time homebuyers, with applications due between Feb. 24 and Mar. 16.

After a marathon hearing, Davis set a June 2 vote on the 1,800‑home Village Farms plan.

Marysville has applied for nearly $4 million in EPA Brownfields funds to remove a gunite‑capped pile of asbestos- and lead‑tainted demolition debris and prep the downtown site.

FCUSD is in escrow to buy a roughly 101,000‑sq‑ft Rancho Cordova office building and convert it into the district’s first new high school in nearly 20 years.

A 140‑unit Roseville condo complex known as The Phoenician sold for $34 million to a South Placer County buyer, new reporting shows.

Four years after a $12.3M purchase, Sacramento’s 102‑acre Meadowview parcel remains undeveloped. The city has opened an RFEI and will accept proposals through Feb. 27.

Placer County is accepting applications for its Launchpad workforce housing program, offering $3,275,000 for North Lake Tahoe housing projects. Applications open February 25, with approval contingent on a February 3 board meeting.