Riverside land-use & planning tracker

Rezonings, entitlements, subdivisions, use permits, and dispositions in Riverside, California — read from city council and planning-commission records, explained in plain English, and scored for deal impact. Below are recent land-use actions Bedrock has surfaced for Riverside from the public record — scored 1–5 for deal impact.

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  • 5/5 Development agreement · mixed use 2026-08-11
    Madison at Railroad, Riverside, CA · Railroad Ave Storage LLC
    A ~3.7-acre former redevelopment parcel in Riverside is being disposed of to a named developer — this is a direct competitive land acquisition event that signals active entitlement momentum and removes the site from the available market.
  • 5/5 Development agreement · mixed use 2026-08-11
    Madison at Railroad, Riverside, CA · Railroad Ave Storage LLC
    ~3.7 acres of formerly RDA-owned vacant land is being unlocked and conveyed to a private developer under a binding PSDA — a direct site acquisition and entitlement opportunity in Riverside's redevelopment pipeline.
  • 5/5 Rezoning · mixed use 2026-07-28
    3093, 2993 Mission Inn Avenue; 3596 Commerce Street; 2993 Sixth Street; 2992 & 3008 Fifth Street, Riverside, CA
    A 7-acre multi-parcel rezone in central Riverside signals a direct change in allowable uses and development intensity — any developer eyeing this corridor needs to immediately verify the incoming zone designation to assess site feasibility and competitive positioning.
  • 5/5 Rezoning · mixed use 2026-07-14
    Location in staff report · Darrin Olson, Iron Lofts, LLC
    Full entitlement package — including CEQA clearance via MND — is being approved for a 300-unit mixed-use project in Riverside, signaling a cleared path to construction and a live comp for density/entitlement strategy in the market.
  • 5/5 Council action · mixed use 2026-07-14
    Corner of Fifth and Orange Streets (Lot 33 / Convention Center), Riverside, CA · Greens Group / Griffin|Swinerton; Atman Kadakia, Korin Crawford
    A major developer team (Greens Group / Griffin|Swinerton) is actively negotiating a deal with the City on a multi-APN Convention Center-adjacent site — a live disposition opportunity that competing developers need to track now.
  • 5/5 Rezoning · mixed use 2026-07-07
    3093, 2993 Mission Inn Avenue; 3596 Commerce Street; 2993 Sixth Street; 2992 & 3008 Fifth Street, Riverside, CA
    This is a straight industrial-to-mixed-use rezoning on 7 acres in a named Specific Plan area — a greenlight for residential and commercial entitlements where ground-floor retail or multifamily was previously blocked, but the Cultural Resources and Historic District overlays will add design and review constraints that can slow and complicate permitting.
  • 5/5 Subdivision · residential 2026-06-25
    6251 & 11130 Alhambra Avenue; 6204 & 6244 La Sierra Avenue, Riverside, CA · Louisa Feletto / Meritage Homes
    A national builder is advancing a 56-lot SFR entitlement on ~10 acres in Riverside's Ward 7 — signals active absorption of infill/transitional residential land and sets precedent for PRD density in the RR/R-1-8500-RL zone.
  • 5/5 Plan amendment · mixed use 2026-06-11
    3093 & 2993 Mission Inn Avenue, 3596 Commerce Street, 2993 Sixth Street, 2992 & 3008 Fifth Street, Riverside, CA
    Seven acres in an established Riverside urban corridor are being flipped from Business/Manufacturing Park to Mixed-Use Urban entitlements, clearing the path for a residential or mixed-use development that would otherwise be blocked — a rare, fully-packaged entitlement opportunity with CEQA already resolved via MND.
  • 5/5 Plan amendment · mixed use 2026-05-27
    Location in staff report · City of Riverside
    This ordinance unlocks a new conversion pipeline city-wide — developers holding or eyeing underperforming office, retail, or industrial assets in Riverside now have a formal, incentive-backed regulatory pathway to reposition them as residential.
  • 4/5 Council action · commercial 2026-08-20
    3700 Placentia Lane, Riverside, CA · GCS Development, LLC; Greg Scott
    The City is actively negotiating a disposition or acquisition deal on a named sports complex parcel — a developer tracking public-land transactions or sports/recreational redevelopment opportunities should watch this closely for an upcoming RFP, sale, or ground lease.
  • 4/5 Development agreement · mixed use 2026-08-18
    Northside Specific Plan Area, Ward 1, Riverside, CA · Adrenaline Sports Resorts Collaborative
    126 acres of City-owned land in a named Specific Plan area remains tied up in an exclusive deal through late 2027 — competing developers are locked out until the ENA lapses or falls apart.
  • 4/5 Rezoning · residential 2026-08-11
    4472 and 4480 Orange Street, Riverside, CA
    Removal of the Cultural Resources (CR) overlay unlocks these downtown residential parcels from historic-preservation constraints, reducing entitlement risk and potentially expanding demolition/redevelopment options for a buyer or developer.
  • 4/5 Council action · commercial 2026-08-11
    3700 Placentia Lane, Riverside, CA · GCS Development, LLC; Greg Scott
    A Successor Agency disposition of a sports complex site signals a potential public-land sale or long-term ground lease — a rare city-owned asset opportunity that a competing developer or site-selector should be tracking closely before terms are locked.
  • 4/5 Council action · commercial 2026-08-11
    Corner of Fifth and Orange Streets, Riverside, CA · Edward Enriquez (City Negotiator)
    A multi-parcel Convention Center site is actively on the table for a deal — if you're eyeing a large civic-adjacent development opportunity in downtown Riverside, this is the negotiation to watch.
  • 4/5 Council action · commercial 2026-08-11
    1101-1199 Orange Street, Riverside, CA · Adrenaline Sports Resorts, LLC
    A large, named sports-resort developer is in active price/terms negotiations with the City for a multi-parcel former golf club site — deal is live and a competitor could be close to locking up this land.
  • 4/5 Council action · commercial 2026-08-11
    3700 Placentia Lane, Riverside, CA · GCS Development, LLC; Greg Scott
    A named private developer (GCS Development) is in active price-and-terms negotiations with the City/Successor Agency over a sports complex site — a deal is imminent and competing interest or adjacent land plays may be time-sensitive.
  • 4/5 Council action · mixed use 2026-08-11
    Corner of Fifth and Orange Streets (Lot 33 / Convention Center), Riverside, CA · City of Riverside / Successor Agency (Negotiator: Edward Enriquez)
    The City is actively negotiating a disposition deal on a prominent, multi-parcel downtown civic/convention site — a rare public-land transaction that could represent a major acquisition, ground lease, or redevelopment opportunity for a well-positioned developer.
  • 4/5 Council action · commercial 2026-08-11
    1101-1199 Orange Street, Riverside, CA · Adrenaline Sports Resorts, LLC
    A sports-resort operator is actively negotiating with the City for a large, named former golf club site — deal terms are being set now, signaling an imminent disposition of a significant public/Successor Agency parcel that competitors or adjacent landowners need to track closely.
  • 4/5 Council action · commercial 2026-07-30
    1101-1199 Orange Street, Riverside, CA · Adrenaline Sports Resorts, LLC
    A named sports-resort developer is in active price/terms negotiations with the City over a large, named golf-course redevelopment site — a deal is likely imminent and competing or adjacent land plays should move fast.
  • 4/5 Council action · commercial 2026-07-28
    Corner of Fifth and Orange Streets (Lot 33/Convention Center), Riverside, CA · City of Riverside (Negotiator: Edward Enriquez)
    The City is actively negotiating a disposition (sale, lease, or exchange) of a high-profile downtown convention center parcel — developers or site-selectors targeting Riverside's urban core should track this closely for an acquisition or ground-lease opportunity.
  • 4/5 Council action · civic 2026-07-28
    3700 Placentia Lane, Riverside, CA · GSC Development, LLC; Greg Scott, Negotiator
    A named developer (GSC Development, LLC) is actively at the negotiating table with the City on a sports complex site — deal terms are being set now, making this a live acquisition or disposition opportunity to track closely.
  • 4/5 Council action · mixed use 2026-07-28
    Corner of Fifth and Orange Streets (Lot 33 / Convention Center), Riverside, CA · City of Riverside (Negotiator: Edward Enriquez)
    The City is actively negotiating disposition terms on a prominent, multi-parcel downtown convention center site — a rare large-footprint public asset that could become available for acquisition, ground lease, or redevelopment.
  • 4/5 Council action · mixed use 2026-07-23
    Corner of Fifth and Orange Streets (Lot 33 / Convention Center), Riverside, CA · Greens Group / Griffin | Swinerton; Atman Kadakia, Korin Crawford
    A named private developer is actively negotiating deal terms with the City on a prominent multi-APN convention-center parcel — a live disposition opportunity at a high-profile downtown Riverside site that could be near execution.
  • 4/5 Council action · commercial 2026-07-21
    3700 Placentia Lane, Riverside, CA · GCS Development, LLC; Greg Scott, Negotiator
    A named private developer (GCS Development) is in active negotiations with the City over a sports complex site — an acquisition, disposition, or lease deal is imminent and the parcel may be coming to market or changing hands.
  • 4/5 Development agreement · mixed use 2026-07-14
    Downtown Terminal Property, Riverside, CA · Pelican Communities, LLC / Overland Pelican Riverside, LLC
    A city-owned downtown site is being restructured mid-deal — schedule slip plus entity reassignment signals potential financing or partnership changes that competing developers or lenders should track closely.

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