Pioneer Congregational Hotel Conversion
Hospitality project in Sacramento, California. Contacts available: owner.
Project overview
Plans call for the demolition and adaptive reuse of the historic Pioneer Congregational Church into a mixed-use development, including preservation and improvements to the existing historic landmark structure, conversion of the site into an event space, and the addition of 12 hotel rooms within an unspecified area of the former church. 9/3/2026: As of 9/3/26, the property is currently owned by the Pioneer Congregational Church, but is now being listed for sale. A potential buyer has not yet been identified. 8/27/2026: On 08/13/26, the Director-level Site Plan and Design Review application was submitted to the City of Sacramento, and the status is listed as applied. The estimated cost and timeline for construction have not yet been posted yet.
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