Capitol Lofts
11th and R St, Sacramento
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Create a Mixed Use, Mixed Income Neighborhood
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Develop the R Street Area with the appropriate mix of housing, commercial, and neighborhood serving to create a distinct and stable neighborhood that will create opportunities for all income levels.
Orient Development to Transit Stations
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Encourage new development to build at the appropriate densities, intensities, design, and land uses to support the 13th and 16th Street Light Rail Stations.
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Preserve Historic Structures and Character
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Maintain the interesting history and rich physical characteristics that provides R Street with its unique place within the City.
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Enhance Neighborhood Livability Through Sufficient Open Space
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Encourage new development to build at the appropriate densities, intensities, design, and land uses to support the 13th and 16th Street Light Rail Stations.
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Develop R Street Streetscape at a Pedestrian Scale
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Improve the pedestrian experience on R Street by creating streetscape that is pleasant, safe, walkable, and aesthetically pleasing. An attractive streetscape lined with well designed buildings will make the area more appealing to residents and will raise the bar for investment.
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Provide Public Infrastructure Necessary for Development
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Prepare R Street for private investment by making the public commitment to upgrading public systems needed to support new higher density development.
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Create R Street as a Neighborhood Destination
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Market and develop R Street as Sacramento’s premier example of urban living in a mixed use neighborhood.
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Encourage Participation of Property and Business Owners in Revitalization Efforts
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Create a network of stakeholders and leadership within the private sector. Future success of R Street will ultimately need strong privatevinvestment. Leadership needs to arise from the private sectorvto champion the R Street Corridor Investment.
R Street Corridor Development Goals
The CADA (Capitol Area Development Authority) Warehouse has a history dating back to the Lawrence Warehouse Company and as a warehouse for new Model T Fords.
More recently, CADA saw the warehouse as a prime redevelopment opportunity to enrich the R Street Corridor in their vision of a vibrant mixed use neighborhood with historic character. Capitol Lofts is Holliday Development’s response to the vision and goals of CADA and the City of Sacramento, providing innovative housing, preserving historical character, and providing new jobs and an economic catalyst for the R Street Corridor.
The Capitol Lofts Development is a mixed-use development including the concrete CADA warehouse and the smaller 3 story brick and timber B&G Building. Capitol Lofts also contrasts historical character with new construction, adding a parking structure wrapped with new studios and flats, live-work lofts, and a boutique hotel.
Additionally, the development will include retail/commercial spaces on ground floor, landscaped courtyards, rooftop decks and multiple tenant amenities.
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