Shaver Lake

Shaver Lake, CA · Real Estate
fresnoland.org
Sheriff’s deputies eye new $25 million office space in downtown Fresno
The Fresno County Board of Supervisors approved plans to begin acquiring a pair of commercial office buildings for the sheriff’s administration in downtown Fresno. The county plans to acquire two neighboring properties on 650 O St. and 705 P St. The properties are owned by 7355 N Palm Avenue LLC and Assemi Investments LLC.
kvpr.org
From Wall Street to Belmont Avenue, corporate landlords could be in the Fresno City Council’s crosshairs
This story was originally published by Fresnoland. From Trump to Newsom, there’s a new bipartisan culprit for escalating housing prices: corporate landlords. And last month, the Fresno City Council entered the chat, led by Councilmember Annalisa Perea. Her proposal – unanimously approved by the council – asks the city...
KMPH.com
Fresno breaks ground for affordable housing
FRESNO, Calif. (FOX26) — A new phase of affordable housing is moving forward in northeast Fresno, where Fresno Housing and community partners broke ground on Avalon Commons Phase II. The second phase will add 45 affordable apartment homes, including one-, two-, and three-bedroom units. ,The expansion builds on Avalon...
McClatchy - Fresno Bee
See where new luxury apartments are being constructed in Fresno
goldrushcam.com
National Association of Home Builders Reports in 2025 Single-Family Permits Were Down 7.4% From 2024, Micro Markets Were the Lone Bright Spot in the Fourth Quarter
March 31, 2026 - In a sign of ongoing affordability challenges and a tepid housing market, single-family construction fell across all geographic regions in the second half of 2025, with the exception of low-density, low-populated micro counties. Conversely, multifamily construction posted gains across all geographic regions. These are the major...
McClatchy - Fresno Bee
One of downtown Fresno's most recognizable buildings is for sale
KMPH.com
YourCentralValley.com
Kings County official says Newsom's housing compliance warning is 'no surprise'