Glad Construction Proposes New North Oak Park Apartments
The developer seeks city approval for two three-story buildings near 33rd and V streets.
Updated on Oct. 16, 2026 in Apartments
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Glad Construction has filed an application to build two new three-story apartment buildings on a vacant lot in Sacramento's North Oak Park neighborhood. The project will feature market-rate one- and two-bedroom units ranging from 727 to 903 square feet.
Why it matters
This development adds to the expanding housing footprint in the area following the 2025 opening of Aggie Square research and student facilities. City staff will evaluate the application to determine if the proposed structures meet local zoning standards.
The proposed site sits at 33rd and V streets, with buildings planned to reach 39 feet in height. Units are designed to provide market-rate housing options between 727 and 903 square feet.
The players
Glad Construction
This is the development firm responsible for filing the proposal to bring new apartment buildings to the North Oak Park site.
The details
The project consists of two three-story buildings intended for the North Oak Park area. Because the proposal relies on city staff approval, it will bypass the standard review processes typically required by the City Council or the Planning and Design Commission.
Timeline
The Aggie Square research and housing facilities opened in 2025.
The application for the new residential development was noted on October 16, 2026.
Culture Shift
The surge in North Oak Park housing mirrors the ongoing revitalization of districts surrounding major institutional anchors. This project follows the development trajectory set by the opening of the Aggie Square innovation district.
Residents in North Oak Park may see changes to housing inventory and density if the city staff grants approval for these buildings. The proximity of the site to key landmarks like the UC Davis Medical Center could influence future rental demand in the neighborhood.
The takeaway
Developers continue to target neighborhoods near major medical and research hubs to meet growing demand for local housing. Residents can monitor future city staff decisions to stay updated on the project's progression toward groundbreaking.
Further reading
Learn more about the latest residential projects in the area at Sacramento Apartments.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Sacramento Bee.
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