New Apartments Proposed for North Oak Park
The two-building project would add market-rate apartments to the vacant lot at 33rd and V streets in Sacramento.
Updated on Oct. 16, 2026 in Apartments
Live Poll
Do you support the construction of new multi-unit apartment buildings in your local neighborhood?
Glad Construction has applied to build two new three-story apartment buildings in North Oak Park. The project, located at the corner of 33rd and V streets in Sacramento, will feature market-rate one- and two-bedroom units.
Why it matters
The proposal introduces new housing inventory to the North Oak Park neighborhood, an area near the growing Aggie Square innovation district. This development signals continued residential interest in the vicinity of UC Davis Medical Center.
The proposed project includes two three-story buildings at 33rd and V streets, standing 39 feet tall and offering units between 727 and 903 square feet. These units represent new inventory for the neighborhood, with the final unit count currently undetermined.
The players
Glad Construction
The property developer responsible for the proposed apartment complex application in North Oak Park.
The details
Glad Construction filed the application with city staff to develop the vacant lot at the corner of 33rd and V streets. Unlike larger projects that require public hearings, this development is subject to administrative review by city staff. The design calls for three-story structures measuring 39 feet in height, aligning with density goals near the nearby innovation district.
Timeline
2025: The first research buildings and student housing opened at Aggie Square.
- 2026-10-16
The application for the North Oak Park apartment development was filed.
The Home Front
This project reflects a broader trend of densification in Sacramento neighborhoods located near major innovation hubs like the 11-acre Aggie Square. It underscores how new research infrastructure can influence the residential development pipeline in surrounding areas.
Residents near 33rd and V streets should review city planning filings to track how the project size might impact local density. If you live in North Oak Park, keeping an eye on administrative updates from city staff is the best way to understand the project's progression.
The takeaway
The proposed North Oak Park development marks another shift toward multi-story residential housing in the Sacramento area. Homeowners in the vicinity may want to watch for city updates regarding site approval to stay informed about local neighborhood changes.
Further reading
For more information on the local rental landscape, visit the Apartments section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Sacramento Bee.
Live Poll
Do you support the construction of new multi-unit apartment buildings in your local neighborhood?
