Knights Ferry
Knights Ferry, CA · Real Estate
rsfpost.com
The Next Land-Use Decision Isn’t Sacramento’s. It’s Ours.
Three years ago, then-RSFA Board candidate David Gamboa warned Ranch members that Sacramento was coming for our land. This Thursday, the conversation comes back home. The RSFA Board will consider a request to subdivide a more than four-acre parcel at the corner of Lago Lindo and El Montevideo into two smaller, non-conforming lots. It may sound like just another development application.
davisvanguard.org
Measure W Campaign Says 1,250-Home Project Offers Davis a Chance to Say Yes to Housing
DAVIS, Calif. — With Davis voters preparing to decide another major housing proposal in November, supporters of Measure W are arguing that the 1,250-home project offers something previous developments have not: a substantial infusion of housing, nearly half of it affordable or attainable, combined with an approved subdivision map that campaign officials say gives voters unusual certainty about what will actually be built.
multihousingnews.com
Sacramento Multifamily Report – July 2026
Several metrics outpace national averages. Sacramento multifamily fundamentals displayed a spring pickup, primarily in asking rents, but year-over-year performance remained in the red. Average advertised asking rents rose 0.4 percent, on a trailing three-month basis through May, to $1,961, but declined 0.5 percent year-over-year. Meanwhile, the U.S. average rose 0.2 percent, to $1,767. Sacramento’s occupancy rate in stabilized assets slid 40 basis points year-over-year, to 94.8 percent as of April.
citrusheightssentinel.com
Sunrise Sports Center reaches key milestone with property agreement
By Sara Beth Williams– — The City of Citrus Heights announced Wednesday that a property agreement has been finalized between The Mettle Shop and Tallen Capital Partners, propelling the proposed Sunrise Sports Center forward. “The Sunrise Sports Center has reached its next major milestone,” the city wrote in...
hoodline.com
Sacramento Developer Plants Flag In Scottsdale Desert Real Estate Push
LDK Ventures, the Sacramento industrial acquisition and development firm behind major work at McClellan Business Park and the Railyards, has crossed the state line and officially set up shop in Arizona. The company has opened a Scottsdale office, its first location outside the Sacramento region, as it makes a deliberate push into the U.S. Southwest and other fast growing Sun Belt markets.
hoodline.com
Pressed Juicery Bails on DOCO, Leaving Another Hole in Downtown Sacramento
Pressed Juicery has quietly pulled out of its Downtown Commons (DOCO) shop in the heart of downtown Sacramento, leaving yet another dark storefront in the plaza. By midweek, nearby workers and shoppers were finding the counters shut down and the signage stripped, a visual reminder of a juice bar that disappeared almost overnight. The closure lands on top of a stretch of recent pullbacks for the brand across Sacramento and other U.S. markets.
globaldesignnews.com
Curved Forms and Panoramic Views Shape the Monterey Residence by Landry Design Group
Located along the Northern California coastline, this single-family residence harmonizes with its surroundings. Situated within a forest enclave and overlooking a scenic golf course, the home features large expanses of glass, revealing panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean and connecting the indoors with the surrounding nature. Monterey Residence by Landry...
citrusheightssentinel.com
Clothing store relocates from Sunrise Mall to Folsom
A clothing store that once assured Sunrise Mall shoppers it was “not closing” has now relocated to Folsom, according to a handwritten sign posted on its front windows. Independent clothing store California Basics appeared vacant on a visit to the mall in late July, with store signage removed from the front and only a standing 30 percent off sign remaining—but a handwritten announcement indicating the business had opened a new location had been posted earlier in the month.