3.5-Acre Affordable Housing Planned for Sacramento Designed for Accessibility

• EAH Housing is planning up to 140 affordable rental apartments at 1900 Club Center Drive in Sacramento's North Natomas neighborhood.
• The 3.5-acre development will serve families, seniors, and people with disabilities, with up to 25% of the homes designed for accessibility.
• The project is currently in the early predevelopment stage, with community outreach and design input planned before construction moves forward.

What the Development Will Bring to North Natomas

A new affordable housing community is being planned at 1900 Club Center Drive in Sacramento's North Natomas neighborhood. The project, led by EAH Housing in partnership with the City of Sacramento, will transform a 3.5-acre infill site into a residential community with up to 140 one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments. The development is intended to provide affordable rental housing for a diverse mix of residents, including families, seniors, and individuals with disabilities. By redeveloping underutilized land, the project aims to increase housing opportunities in an area that already offers access to schools, parks, shopping, and essential community services.

What the Community Will Include

Beyond housing, the development is designed to create a neighborhood-focused environment. Plans include approximately 3,700 square feet of community space that can host classes, workshops, health fairs, meetings, and other resident programs. Accessibility is also a major focus. Up to 25% of the apartments will feature adaptive design for residents with disabilities, while playgrounds will incorporate universal design principles to accommodate children and adults with a wide range of developmental and mobility needs. The property will also include onsite surface parking and prioritize safe pedestrian and bicycle access throughout the community.

What Makes the Location Attractive

The site sits in a well-established section of North Natomas with convenient access to everyday amenities. Nearby are schools, daycare centers, parks, grocery stores, pharmacies, bike routes, and a fire station. Residents will also be within a short drive or bike ride of North Natomas Regional Park, one of the area's largest recreational destinations. Its location gives future residents access to neighborhood services while supporting the city's broader effort to expand affordable housing in growing parts of Sacramento.

What Happens Next for the Project

The project remains in the early stages of predevelopment. EAH Housing and LPAS Architects plan to gather feedback from nearby residents, businesses, schools, and community organizations as they refine the project's design. Community engagement is expected to play an important role in shaping both the residential development and the shared community spaces before the project advances into future planning and construction phases.