we acquired Luella in august 2020. located in SACRAMento’s historic MIDTown neighborhood, Luella will benefit from the significant investment the district has seen over the past decade.
The project is a 51-unit market-rate apartment community that features a mix of single level and loft style studio, 1-bedroom and 2-bedroom homes. Close to four city parks and retail shops, and just a block from “restaurant row” on R Street, Luella offers excellent pedestrian and bike access, with a Walk Score of 94 and a Bike Score of 99. With a light rail station located on the adjacent property, it also offers great transit access. The building's namesake, Luella Johnston, was the first woman elected to Sacramento's City Council in 1912, just a year after California gave women the right to vote.
Local artist, Franceska Gamez, designed and installed a vibrant mural on the south side of the building. Highly visible to anyone using the adjacent light rail station and to residents accessing the building through its main entrance, the mural is inspired by the art and symbolism that emerged from the women's suffrage movement. It pays homage to Johnston and other pioneering suffragettes of the early 20th Century.
Delivered in June 2024, Luella is currently in lease-up.
https://www.luellalofts.com
Developer: Urban Development + Partners
Architect: Ellis Architects
General Contractor: Market One Builders
Year Built: 2024
Project Features:
Multifamily residential project with 51 market rate apartments, including single level and loft style studios, 1-bedrooms and 2-bedrooms
Onsite parking: 22 automobile spaces, 4 motorcycle spaces
Onsite bicycle parking: 26 secured, indoor spaces in a dedicated storage building, 6 outdoor spaces on a bike rack
Large windows and generous natural light
Excellent multimodal transportation access
Close to several popular destinations: R Street Corridor restaurants, bars & shopping; State capitol and government offices; Golden 1 Center - Kings stadium; future MLS Stadium; Theater district; and numerous parks and public plazas