A judge ruled Patterson illegally denied the 719‑home Keystone Ranch over groundwater conditions and gave the city 90 days to reconsider the subdivision map under state law. The decision raises questions about who pays for a costly recharge basin and how the city will meet RHNA targets.

A local coalition has sued to block a Maverik travel center inside the Galt Ranch project, arguing truck‑oriented fueling features will harm traffic, safety and the environment.

USA Properties Fund has proposed roughly 276 apartments at Don Julio Blvd & Antelope Rd in Antelope; county records show entitlements for the Barrett Ranch site.

Demolition of the former Hibbert Lumber in downtown Davis is set for July 13 to make way for The Lumberyard, a five‑story, mixed‑use project with affordable units and bike storage.

San Juan One converts the former San Juan Motel on Stockton Boulevard into 113 affordable, all-electric homes, with residents moving in and a ribbon-cutting today.

Turton Commercial has begun marketing retail pads at Grand Gateway, the 8.6-acre West Sacramento master-plan site. The listings target storefronts in two planned buildings while approvals continue.

Taylor Morrison sold 139 future home lots in Elk Grove’s Wildhawk project to land‑banker Millrose for more than $20M, shifting who controls the pace of new homes. The deal could alter the timeline for deliveries in the neighborhood.

Sacramento set the annual rent cap for covered units at 8.6% effective July 1. The city also says landlords may raise rent only once every 12 months.

Folsom paid $1.55 million to buy two Historic District parcels totaling about 1.92 acres near its corporation yard and will hold the land for future affordable housing. The purchases come as the city advances planning to relocate the corp yard.

Yolo County’s 2026 assessment roll reached a record $41.2 billion, led by gains in West Sacramento. Officials say the figures boost local budgets and homeowners should review their valuations.

Elk Grove approved about $11.15M in purchases for three office buildings near City Hall to ease space shortages and plan for a future police expansion.

Longtime Midtown investor Thomas Roth has bought the two‑story office at 2431 Capitol Ave. The 3,400‑sf corner building had been marketed earlier this year.

Rivian has leased roughly 60,000 sq ft of the former Fry’s on Northgate Boulevard for a showroom, service and delivery center, with an opening targeted for Q3 2027.