City planners have floated a draft ordinance that would let towable, house‑style cottages be placed on single‑family and duplex lots — with strict safety and utility rules. The Planning and Design Commission will revisit the proposal on March 26.

CADA’s board workshop sketched a potential docket that includes a condo conversion and new R Street housing, with nominations due April 24 ahead of a May 7 event.

Intel’s 150‑acre Folsom campus has attracted institutional offers for a 1.68M‑square‑foot sale‑leaseback; bids are due April 24, 2026.

A lawsuit tied to a stalled Del Paso Boulevard project on city‑owned land at 1400 Del Paso Blvd has moved to civil trial, renewing debate over redevelopment on the corridor.

W.F. Gormley & Sons sold its longtime Midtown chapel at 2015 Capitol Ave to Pappas Investments and will relocate to Riverside Boulevard in Land Park. The deal ends a 129-year Midtown presence.

City staff are studying a vacant‑property tax and beefed‑up enforcement to push idle lots into housing and storefronts, but business groups warn the plan could backfire. Polling shows majority support short of the two‑thirds needed for a special tax.

Savannah at Southport, a 228-unit mixed-income complex in West Sacramento, sold for $50.65M — more than double its last recorded price. The buyer was listed as Pacific Housing Inc.

Pulte Homes bought 158 future home lots and closed escrow on about 40 acres in North Natomas' Panhandle, joining other builders moving the long‑planned neighborhood toward construction.

February brought a month‑to‑month rebound in Southland home sales and a modest statewide price uptick, but rates and tight supply keep the spring market uneven.

The midcentury Land Park Bowl at 5850 Freeport Blvd. is listed for $3.1M; its 2025 landmark designation and airport overlay will shape redevelopment.

A developer filed plans for a 112-room hotel and 160 apartments on a long-vacant South Natomas lot; public comment runs through April 24, 2026.

A mediated settlement announced March 16, 2026, resolves a years‑long Sacramento dispute over a transmission tower and frees CapRadio and KVIE to refocus on programming.

WECO is relocating from Woodland to 3808 Faraday Ave. in Davis, taking about 60,000 sq ft, promising 75 jobs and a roughly $2M buildout.