en.Wedoany.com Reported - A preliminary permit application for an affordable housing development in the North Natomas neighborhood of Sacramento, California, was submitted in July 2026. Located at 1900 Club Center Drive, the project plans to construct approximately 140 residential units on a 3.5-acre site, providing housing for families, seniors, and individuals with disabilities. The developer is EAH Housing, with design work led by LPAS Architects.

Situated within the Natomas Parks neighborhood at the intersection of Club Center Drive and Danbrook Drive, the project is adjacent to a preschool, fire station, and shopping center. According to information disclosed on the project's official website, the development team plans to "solicit input from existing neighboring residents, community organizations, businesses, and schools to design spaces that meet these needs." Conceptual design drawings show that the project will consist of four three-story apartment buildings and a 3,700-square-foot community building, surrounded by surface parking, a playground, and landscaping. Unit types are expected to range from one-bedroom to three-bedroom units, with approximately one-quarter of the apartments designed to be accessible.

EAH Housing is a nonprofit affordable housing developer headquartered in San Rafael, California. Founded in 1968, it has over 50 years of development experience in California and Hawaii, having developed and managed more than 12,000 affordable housing units. LPAS Architects is an architectural design firm based in Sacramento, involved in residential and mixed-use projects across multiple locations in California.

Sacramento, the capital of California, has faced housing affordability challenges in recent years. In 2022, the Sacramento City Council adopted the city's first Housing Element, requiring the construction of over 45,000 housing units citywide by 2029, with a significant proportion designated as affordable housing. The North Natomas area is one of the key residential zones prioritized for development in recent years, and the advancement of this affordable housing project will help increase housing supply diversity in the region. Currently, the project's construction costs and timeline have not been announced. With the submission of the preliminary permit application, the project will enter the community consultation and planning approval phase.