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.

A 30‑unit Midtown project reports roughly $200,000 per-door build costs and rents one-bedrooms at about $1,500 while accepting Housing Choice Vouchers.

Pierside is rising in West Sacramento’s Bridge District with 260+ apartments, new offices and riverfront amenities that will reshape the waterfront by 2026.

West Sacramento received a $43.35 million AHSC grant for affordable housing and sustainable transportation, including the development of 114 affordable units and electric streetcars.

Sacramento has expanded its Roseville Road campus with 135 new tiny homes to shelter the homeless, offering support services and utilities, partially funded by a state grant.

A 1912 Mansion Flats Craftsman blends original woodwork and modern updates. Listed at $1.15M, the house includes a rentable lower‑level suite and a backyard built for gatherings.

A $490 million overhaul of downtown Sacramento’s Resources Building is complete, converting the 17-story tower into modern state offices and public spaces.

Placer County supervisors tentatively approved the affordable 240-unit Hope Way Apartments, moving forward despite design review concerns and a split vote.

Bridge Development Partners has listed Bridge Point Oakland — a 534K‑sf warehouse built on a remediated GE site — and its sale is being read as a test of Bay Area industrial demand.