Permit applications are in for the Hotel Eleanor conversion at the historic 700 J Street bank, moving the downtown project closer to construction. The plans preserve the facade while adding about 107 guest rooms and ground‑floor dining.

Operators of Lincoln’s Kobe Teppanyaki & Sushi bought the 1000 K Street complex in downtown Sacramento and plan an Asian-themed anchor restaurant. The sale follows years of turnover on K Street.

Mark III Construction has leased a 320K–340K sq ft McClellan Park campus with a 34K sq ft office to scale prefabrication and MEP manufacturing. The deal ranks among the region’s largest industrial leases this year.

Demmon Partners paid $106M for LINQ Midtown, a 275-unit complex at 3111 S Street in East Sacramento. The sale is one of the region’s largest multifamily deals this year.

Zillow predicts modest, uneven movement for California housing in 2026 — Bay Area softness alongside small gains in San Diego and L.A., with rates staying high.

County filings show a Motel 6 on Elsie Ave is being pitched as permanent supportive housing that could yield 59 one‑bedroom apartments under a Homekey Plus plan. Local officials have approved seeking state funds and a conditional county loan while awaiting state decisions.

The Placer County Planning Commission approved plans for the Ritz-Carlton Residences in Lake Tahoe, consisting of 18 chalets and a parking structure, pending Board of Supervisors' approval.

A $48M permit will add refrigerated space to Trader Joe's Rancho Cordova warehouse, nearly doubling one building and expanding the grocer's regional logistics capacity.

Rancho Cordova’s council delayed a vote on a contested Trumark plan for 41 acres along the American River, moving the issue to Dec. 15 as neighbors raise floodplain concerns.

Berkeley nonprofit Resources for Community Development closed escrow on a South Sacramento lot for a planned 74-unit affordable-housing project; timing and details are sparse.

Leasing materials for the Crossings at El Dorado list Chick‑fil‑A as a prospective tenant at the Missouri Flat/Highway 50 retail project, but no lease has been announced.

Sacramento's City Council voted to roll back the city's 2021 all‑electric new‑building rule after court and state moves reshaped the legal landscape. The city now plans reach codes and incentives instead of an outright ban.

Sacramento homeowners and developers are using the Mills Act to shrink tax bills and fund restorations on old houses across Midtown and Alkali Flat.