Sacramento County is set to consider roughly $54.7M in financing Tuesday for a five‑story, 73‑unit affordable apartment project on Power Inn Road that would serve households at 30%–60% AMI.

Sacramento County is weighing a 15‑year lease that would put the DA into 120,000+ sq ft at Park Tower; supervisors will vote at the board meeting this Tuesday.

A fourth phase at Mather Veterans Village will add about 70 supportive apartments for veterans, with construction slated to start in March and a projected finish in 2028.

Dignity Health says it has no timeline for Elk Grove's long‑planned hospital after earlier dates were removed from its site.

A Sacramento judge ordered Rancho Cordova to issue permits for Dermody’s LogistiCenter and another industrial project, clearing a key legal hurdle for the controversial warehouses.

Nivagen has bought the 3900 Duckhorn Drive building from Panattoni, taking ownership of its North Natomas sterile manufacturing facility as PAI moves to expand domestic production.

Sutter Health is reportedly negotiating to buy nine SacRT parcels in Midtown, including 1400 29th St. The potential deal could trigger major redevelopment near its Midtown hospital.

AB 376 lets Nevada insurers separate wildfire coverage from homeowners policies, pushing fire protection into a separate, potentially pricey product for Tahoe homeowners.

Westlands approved a plan to repurpose roughly 136,000 acres for solar and storage, promising jobs and revenue for drought-hit farmers while raising community and environmental concerns.

Sutter Health has started work on a four-story, $380 million cancer and care complex at Memorial Medical Center that aims to centralize oncology and outpatient surgery for the Central Valley.

Placer County supervisors narrowly approved the 240‑unit Hope Way Apartments in Penryn, overruling local safety concerns while citing state housing pressure. The vote sets up permits and likely legal fights.

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.