SKK Developments is the latest to join an emerging trend of rental neighborhoods of less-dense housing, proposing 82 homes in Sacramento’s South Natomas area.

According to an application filed with the city, the 9.17-acre site at 920 San Juan Road would have both attached and detached homes, ranging from 1,050 square feet to more than 1,400 square feet.

“The two-story homes will consist of three unique plans including two façades per design while maintaining a common theme throughout the community,” the application states.

Sotiris Kolokotronis, founder and president of SKK, didn’t immediately return a call seeking further information about the proposal, called 920 San Juan in the application. While known for infill housing in mostly urban settings, SKK also helped develop residential, suburban neighborhoods such as Laguna West in Elk Grove and Natoma Station in Folsom.

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A single-family rental community proposed for Natomas is being redesigned as a for-sale residential project.

Sacramento city council member Jeff Harris announced the decision by SKK Developments to change the project at 920 San Juan Road during a Gardenland Northgate Neighborhood Association meeting last week.

SKK representatives confirmed this shift was the direct result of a previous meeting Harris facilitated between the developer and community members held in early June.

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Sacramento has long been in search of another mid-sized concert venue that would draw acts not quite big enough to fill Golden 1 Center but popular enough to attract a couple thousand concertgoers. There’s suddenly a lot of interest in building one. SKK Developments, the firm behind several of the central city’s latest high-end apartment buildings, has proposed building a live music, comedy and event theater with a seating capacity of 2,300 in midtown Sacramento. The new theater would replace a vacant industrial building at the southwest corner of 24th and R streets.

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SKK Developments’ newest proposal is still urban infill, but with nary a trace of the residential footprint in all the company’s recent projects.

Instead, SKK founder and President Sotiris Kolokotronis is focusing on a destination entertainment venue, with a 2,300-seat theater proposed at 1800 24th St. in Midtown Sacramento.

“The new 42,700-square-foot building will replace an existing vacant industrial/commercial building and will house a stage, box office, lobby, concessions, mezzanine and artist amenities and dressing rooms,” the project application states. The theater would host live music, comedy, podcasts, lectures and corporate events two to three nights per week.

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Sacramento’s buzzy music scene is getting a new live entertainment venue. Another Planet Entertainment, an independent concert promoter and production company, announced on Wednesday that it’s building a new music venue in midtown Sacramento, called Channel 24. Channel 24 is currently under construction at 1800 24th St., according to Wednesday’s news release. The concert venue is expected to open early 2025.

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The Capital Region has seen a stunning metamorphosis over the past decade. You can say it began with the Golden 1 Center, which brought in new businesses that transformed the Downtown Commons into a gathering place. Once the home of just one major league sports team, we now enjoy soccer under the summer sky and, soon, major league baseball along with world-class concert events that draw people from around the U.S. We’ve also watched our skyline change, welcomed beautiful new living spaces and seen major corporations move in.
These changes didn’t happen on their own; they occurred due to the work and vision of a range of notable people, from developers and public officials to sports executives and innovators. Here are 13 people, chosen by Comstock’s editors and its advisory board, in no particular order, who have impacted our region in the past 10 years.

Article written by Graham Womack.

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A new midsize concert venue will debut in midtown Sacramento Thursday, with a slate of marquee artists like Jack White and Death Cab for Cutie scheduled to perform in the coming months

By: Annika Merrilees for the Sacramento Bee

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Sacramento’s newest music venue, Channel 24 at 1800 24th St., opened to thousands of fans during its debut weekend in midtown. The venue launched Thursday with a performance by country artist Tucker Wetmore. Electronic musician Tycho followed Friday, and Grammy-winning country singer Sierra Ferrell headlined Sunday, drawing a sold-out crowd.

By: Marcus D. Smith for the Sacramento Bee

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