Norwood Studios Redevelopment Vision

Norwood Studios is the TTC Trust’s conceptual redevelopment vision for an approximately 3.529-acre site along the Norwood Avenue corridor in North Sacramento. The preliminary plan is intended to create a thoughtfully planned mixed-use community that may include workforce-oriented studio housing, live/work units, youth learning space, community gathering areas, and neighborhood-serving uses. The vision is designed to support long-term investment, local entrepreneurship, housing opportunity, and continued revitalization in the surrounding area. All concepts remain preliminary and are subject to due diligence, engineering, financing, market feasibility, utility coordination, entitlement review, and applicable City of Sacramento approvals.
A proposed mixed-use redevelopment centered on Parcel 26 at 2885 Norwood Avenue in North Sacramento.

Project Vision

The proposed Norwood Studios concept is being evaluated as an owner-led mixed-use development combining housing, entrepreneurship, education, neighborhood services, and shared community space.

The long-term objective is to create a development that:

  • Expands workforce-oriented housing opportunities
  • Supports small businesses and local entrepreneurship
  • Provides flexible live/work opportunities
  • Creates space for youth learning and tutoring
  • Encourages resident interaction and neighborhood connection
  • Retains active neighborhood-serving commercial uses where feasible
  • Improves underutilized land through responsible infill development
  • Contributes to long-term economic investment in North Sacramento
This conceptual image presents one potential architectural vision for Norwood Studios, a proposed mixed-use redevelopment centered on Parcel 26, an approximately 3.529-acre site in North Sacramento. The preliminary concept includes approximately 64 total units, consisting of 60 workforce-oriented studio apartments and four live/work units. The vision also considers shared rooftop and community gathering areas intended to support resident interaction, neighborhood connectivity, and long-term livability. The redevelopment is intended to expand housing opportunities, support infill development, encourage neighborhood-serving business activity, and contribute to the continued revitalization of the Norwood Avenue corridor. This rendering is provided for planning and discussion purposes only. Final design, unit count, amenities, building configuration, financing, engineering, utility coordination, entitlement review, and City approvals remain subject to further due diligence.
Conceptual rendering illustrating the proposed Norwood Studios mixed-use vision, including approximately 60 workforce-oriented studio apartments, four live/work units, shared amenities, and community-focused outdoor space.

A Proposed Mixed-Use Community in North Sacramento

Parcel 26, an approximately 3.529-acre site at 2885 Norwood Avenue, is the primary location for the proposed Norwood Studios mixed-use redevelopment.

Norwood Studios is a conceptual mixed-use redevelopment vision centered on Parcel 26 in North Sacramento. The preliminary concept includes approximately 60 workforce-oriented studio apartments, four live/work units, a Youth Learning & Tutoring Center, a potential Neighborhood Public Safety Space, landscaped community gathering areas, and retention of Sanchez Taqueria, subject to final planning and tenant coordination.

The TTC Trust is also evaluating opportunities to preserve the existing mature oak tree and to consider conventional and 3D-printed concrete construction methods as project planning advances.

The project is currently in the predevelopment and due diligence phase. All plans, uses, unit counts, amenities, construction methods, and schedules remain preliminary and subject to market feasibility, financing, engineering, utility coordination, environmental review, entitlement requirements, and applicable City of Sacramento approvals.

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Preliminary Development Program

The current conceptual program includes:

  • Approximately 60 workforce-oriented studio apartments
  • Four live/work units
  • A Youth Learning & Tutoring Center
  • A potential Neighborhood Public Safety Space
  • Community gathering and landscaped outdoor areas
  • Approximately 64 parking spaces, subject to final engineering and code requirements
  • Retention of Sanchez Taqueria, subject to final planning and tenant coordination
  • Evaluation of conventional and 3D-printed concrete construction methods

No final unit count, building configuration, affordability structure, parking plan, or construction method has been established.

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