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Sacramento’s $48MM Waterfront Revival Stalls as Lease Issues Force Project Restructuring

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Old Sacramento upgrades delayed into 2026 as state land ownership complicates $40 million bond financing Historic waterfronts anchor urban tourism strategies nationwide, but Sacramento is discovering that revitalizing its signature Old Sacramento district requires navigating a maze of property rights and bureaucratic hurdles. The city's ambitious $48 million plan to remake its riverfront has stalled […]

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