Latest snapshot: the three months ending June 2026
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.
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.
The City Council took a first step toward funding public services in a new Villages West neighborhood and signed off on splitting a Main Street property into three home lots.
The city launched the process to create a special financing district for the Villages West development and gave the green light to divide a Main Street property into three home lots.
The typical Roseville rent reached $2,645 in June, the highest on record, though the year-over-year gain remained modest compared with recent rent surges.
The city council gave final approval to updated housing zoning rules, hired a consultant to plan for future housing growth, and cleared a land hurdle for a new apartment project in west Roseville.
A modest rise in Roseville's headline sale price outpaced its price-per-square-foot gain, hinting at a shift in the kinds of homes changing hands as sales picked up.
The City Council gave final approval to updated zoning and subdivision rules, hired a consultant to plan for future housing, and cleared a lot line for a Sierra Vista apartment project.
The typical Roseville rent reached $2,605 in May, the highest level Zillow has recorded for the city and a 2.2% increase over the past year.
Active inventory fell nearly 11% from a year earlier even as sales picked up, leaving Roseville with under two months of supply heading into summer.