CSAC plans a roughly $25M overhaul of its 1100 K Street headquarters, adding a sixth floor and modern seismic and accessibility upgrades to the 115‑year‑old building.

Hines filed to split the 63.8‑acre Centene Campus in North Natomas into three parcels, a move that could pave the way for sales or repurposing of parts of the campus.

Nevada County received a $5.3 million grant to transform the Stagecoach Motel into 16 units of permanent supportive housing primarily for homeless veterans, with construction set to potentially start in April 2026.

El Dorado County canceled the Jan. 21 Affordable Housing Task Force meeting; the county says cancellation details were sent to subscribers and posted online.

Sky River Casino will close overnight for planned property upgrades tied to its multi‑phase resort expansion. The pause affects gaming and dining late Monday into Tuesday.

Environmental groups have filed lawsuits against Sacramento's City Council for allegedly approving a project's EIR without a thorough analysis. The controversial project aims to develop over 450 acres of farmland.

OmniMax renewed three industrial leases — including a Sacramento site — keeping about 500,000 square feet active as it prepares for a $1.335B sale.

Rancho Cordova approved bond support that could fund a 236-unit income-restricted apartment complex near Sunrise and Chrysanthy.

A developer’s plan would turn the old Big Gun Quarry at 5255 Pacific St into a mixed-use Rocklin Public Market with shops, a market hall, a brewery and about 20 homes.

Sacramento issued 377 building permits in 2025 totaling about $444M, with residential projects accounting for the largest share of the value.

An affiliate of Mark III paid $24.6M for six light-industrial buildings across West Sacramento and south Placer County, reinforcing demand for small-bay warehouses.

Sacramento couple James and Marla Zupancic listed their handcrafted Kukui'ula estate on Kauaʻi for about $14.6M. The four‑bedroom home blends museum‑grade finishes with solar backup and a private pickleball court.

Developer Kosh Grewal bought nearly six acres in South Natomas with plans for a hotel and apartments. The purchase clusters new lodging and rental potential near I‑5.