1624 N C St, Sacramento, CA 95811

THE PROPERTY 1.03 Acre Development Opportunity in Sacramento's River District 1624 North C Street presents a rare opportunity to acquire a strategically located 1.03-acre development site in Sacramento's rapidly transforming River District. The property consists of two contiguous parcels totaling approximately 1.03 acres, improved with a 2000 SF warehouse and 570 SF office building, and is located adjacent to the Blue Diamond Growers Campus. The site is zoned C-4-SPD and benefits from a recent Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment. Positioned within a designated Opportunity Zone and the 16th Street Redevelopment District, the site sits in the heart of Sacramento's expanding urban core and an area experiencing unprecedented levels of public and private investment. Historically, this corridor served as a central hub for Sacramento's agricultural distribution network. Today, the surrounding district is undergoing a major transformation driven by large-scale development projects. Nearby investments include the Kaiser Permanente Medical Center campus, a new Sacramento Republic FC MLS stadium, the Railyards Boulevard office complex, Township Nine master-planned community, and the ongoing expansion of Sacramento's regional transit line. Collectively, these projects represent millions of square feet of new construction, thousands of residential units, and billions of dollars in investment reshaping the immediate area. The C-4-SPD zoning designation allows for a broad range of potential uses, including multi-family housing, industrial flex space, warehouse and logistics operations, and retail. The property also benefits from convenient access to Highway 160, Interstate 80, and Interstate 5, providing strong connectivity to downtown Sacramento and the broader regional transportation network. With its strategic location, flexible development potential, and proximity to major redevelopment projects, 1624 North C Street presents a compelling opportunity for investors or owner-users seeking to participate in the continued transformation of Sacramento's River District.