Commercial Real Estate
Vitaliy Moskalenko
Infrastructure
A decade later, Rancho Cordova’s long-promised Highway 50 interchange is finally moving forward.
A decade after Gold River residents packed City Hall to protest it, the long-planned U.S. 50/Rancho Cordova Parkway Interchange is finally moving forward — this time with renewed funding, final design work underway, and a city that looks very different from when the project was first approved. Back in
Residential Real Estate
Yuba City Planning Commission advances two residential projects totaling nearly 200 new homes.
Residential Real Estate
Hope Way Apartments proposal in Penryn sparks community pushback.
A proposal to build 240 affordable apartments in Penryn has sparked some of the strongest community opposition seen in rural Placer County in years, with residents arguing the scale of the project could fundamentally alter the character of their small town. Roseville-based USA Properties Fund, in partnership with Housing Trust
Residential Real Estate
312 homes, park, and school site proposed in next phase of Amoruso Ranch in Roseville.
Commercial Real Estate
Roseville Design Committee approves M2 Motorsports auto storage complex.
Commercial Real Estate
Construction advances on Marysville’s long-anticipated B Street project.
Commercial Real Estate
Rancho Cordova City Council to consider 7,500-seat arena, hotels, and housing at Kilgore Road.
Rancho Cordova could soon join the ranks of cities that use sports as the cornerstone for a new downtown identity. This afternoon, the City Council will consider an Economic Development and Participation Agreement for Downtown Dova, a 28-acre sports-anchored entertainment district at Kilgore Road. The plan calls for a mid-size
Commercial Real Estate
Elk Grove planning commission approves Maverik fueling station after heated debate.
Infrastructure
Elk Grove seeks public feedback on Blue Line extension.
Elk Grove is weighing how to move people more efficiently as the city grows south. The question is whether to extend light rail from Cosumnes River College further down Bruceville Road and Big Horn Boulevard or to build a bus rapid transit system that could cover the same corridor with
Folsom Heights moves into construction, expanding Folsom Ranch’s footprint.
Residential Real Estate