Greater Sacramento's apartment market delivered its most active investment stretch in four years during the first half of 2026, as $578 million in deals, a rush of affordable-housing conversions and the return of Class A urban sales signaled renewed institutional confidence even as rising borrowing costs began to cool momentum.
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