East Sacramento Suburbs

the three months ending August 2026

Roseville’s housing supply is tightening again as buyers absorb listings

Active inventory fell 10% from a year ago while sales climbed and homes sold nearly a week faster, leaving Roseville with less than two months of supply.

the three months ending August 2026

El Dorado Hills’ median dropped almost 8%, yet sales sped up and listings grew

The median sale price dropped nearly 8% from a year earlier, yet homes sold at a faster clip and inventory swelled across this El Dorado County market.

the three months ending August 2026

Loomis’ typical home sold for $110,000 more, but per-square-foot barely moved

The typical Loomis home sold for nearly $110,000 more than a year ago, yet prices per square foot barely moved — a sign larger homes drove the headline gain.

Week of September 10, 2026

Roseville reviews plans for 857 new homes in Amoruso Ranch on the city’s northwest edge

The Planning Commission took up two Amoruso Ranch proposals that together would add more than 850 homes, including 451 single-family lots requiring changes to the city's long-range plan and zoning rules.

the three months ending August 2026

Lincoln stayed a tight sellers’ market despite a 4.5% price drop

The median sale price fell 4.5% from a year earlier while sales volume climbed 11%, leaving Lincoln a tight sellers' market despite softer pricing.

Week of September 8, 2026

Folsom rewrites density bonus rules and approves new Sutter Street lofts downtown

The City Council overhauled the incentives it offers builders who include affordable housing and greenlit two projects on historic Sutter Street, including the mixed-use Sutter Lofts.

Week of September 8, 2026

Roseville pursues state grant to expand homeless prevention and rapid rehousing programs

The City Council moved to apply for a state housing grant aimed at keeping residents in their homes, while also creating a fee-credit program to spur downtown development.

Week of September 3, 2026

Roseville seeks state housing grant for homeless prevention and rapid rehousing programs

The City Council moved to apply for state housing funds aimed at keeping residents off the streets, while also weighing downtown building fee credits and a small lot variance on Main Street.

July 2026

Lincoln rent tops out at $1,330, a record with only a modest yearly gain

The typical Lincoln rent reached $1,330 in July, the highest on record, though the yearly increase remained modest against a backdrop of relatively low rent burden.

July 2026

Roseville rents held nearly steady this year as the region’s climbed

The typical Roseville rent barely budged over the past 12 months, rising just $9 a month even as rents rose across much of the surrounding area.