Permits Issued — April 2026

April 2026 had 1,250 issued building permits in the City of Sacramento, with a combined reported valuation of $189,603,875. The month was led by commercial work by valuation and residential work by permit count. Residential permits accounted for 1,033 records, or most of the issued permit volume. Commercial permits accounted for 180 records but represented $110,517,957 in valuation, compared with $77,288,237 for residential permits. The remaining records were 16 County Fire permits, 12 sign permits, and 9 Facilities Permit Program permits. Reported valuation was present on 1,232 records, while 18 records had no valuation recorded in the generated dataset.

The highest-value issued permit was COM-2520247 at 6810 Stockton Boulevard, a commercial new-building permit valued at $20,000,000 with Legacy Stone Works Inc listed as applicant. The second-highest permit was COM-2227039 at 3250 Ramona Avenue, a commercial remodel permit valued at $12,500,000 with B Side Inc listed as applicant. The next group of high-value permits was concentrated on North Freeway Boulevard. Eight of the top 10 permits by valuation were commercial new-building records associated with GS Construction California LLC, with addresses from 3510 to 3590 North Freeway Boulevard. Those permits were listed in Council District 3 and carried valuations between $6,508,456 and $6,512,355.

Residential activity was broad and mostly made up of smaller permit categories. The largest residential subcategory was Web-Minor, with 637 records. Residential Minor and Residential Production Permit each had 131 records. Other residential categories included Remodel with 48 records, Addition with 19, New Building with 19, Pool with 11, Housing-Minor with 10, Repair-Maintenance with 10, and Housing Dept Permit with 9. Commercial activity was more varied by subtype. Commercial Web-Minor had 44 records, followed by Remodel with 29, Minor with 27, Repair-Maintenance with 22, Fire Equipment with 18, and New Building with 17. Sign permits were mostly in the 1-5 category, with 11 records, plus one 5+ sign permit.

Geographic coding matched 1,222 of the 1,250 issued permit records to parcels, leaving 28 records unmatched. Council district values were unavailable for 698 records, so the district distribution should be read as a summary of records with district labels in the generated dataset rather than a complete district allocation. Among labelled district values, District 1 had the highest count with 106 permits. District 4 followed with 97, District 7 had 90, District 8 had 65, District 6 had 61, District 3 had 49, District 2 had 47, and District 5 had 37. The largest single permit, at 6810 Stockton Boulevard, was listed in District 6. The cluster of North Freeway Boulevard high-value commercial permits was listed in District 3.

Issued permit activity was recorded on 26 dates in April. The busiest date by count was April 17, with 96 permits issued. April 20 followed with 92, and April 23 had 88. Other high-count dates included April 2 with 77, April 1 with 75, April 16 with 74, April 13 and April 22 with 71 each, and April 9 with 70. Weekend dates generally had lower counts in this dataset: April 18 and April 25 each had 1 permit, April 4, April 19, and April 26 each had 2, April 5 had 4, and April 11 and April 12 each had 5.

The daily valuation pattern did not follow the permit-count pattern exactly. April 23 had the highest combined valuation at $71,998,029, driven by several of the large North Freeway Boulevard commercial new-building permits. April 16 had $25,137,613 in reported valuation, and April 9 had $16,227,085. April 1, April 10, April 13, April 15, and April 17 each had more than $7 million in issued permit valuation. By contrast, some high-count dates had lower valuation totals: April 20 had 92 permits with $3,372,021 in valuation, and April 21 had 63 permits with $1,600,142.

The map and tables below show the parcel-matched permits, unmatched records, daily activity, and the top 10 permits by valuation for April 2026. The map highlights the top parcel outlines where geometry is available and clusters the remaining parcel-matched permits. The table can be used to compare the largest permits with the full permit list. Together, the April issued records show a month with high residential permit volume, a smaller number of commercial permits carrying the largest valuations, and several high-value commercial records concentrated among the top-ranked permits.