Where Community and Wellness Meet

Provenance is planned around a simple idea: everyday life should feel healthier, easier, and more connected. Homes, parks, trails, schools, gathering places, and village destinations are designed to work together so residents can spend more time outside, meet neighbors naturally, and feel at home at every stage of life.

Design Goals

People at a coffee shop

Connected Living

A wide range of homes for different lifestyles, connected to places to gather, dine, shop, and celebrate community life.

Father and child on a swing

Life Outside

Parks, greenways, trails, and a large open space nature park make walking, biking, play, and quiet time part of the routine.

Women enjoying a concert

A Village at the Center

A walkable center is envisioned for coffee, everyday services, dining, outdoor seating, boutique shopping and community events.

Family at an outdoor event

A Community for Families

Schools, parks, play spaces, employment opportunities and connected routes support family life close to home.

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Homes, parks, trails, gathering places, and nature are woven together so daily life can feel closer, calmer, and more connected.

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Explore Provenance

Homes, parks, trails, gathering places, and nature are woven together so daily life can feel closer, calmer, and more connected.

Provenance location map

Location

Provenance is located within the Natomas Joint Vision Area, an area Sacramento County designated for future development. The site’s proximity to Downtown Sacramento (seven miles), Sacramento International Airport (three miles), and Metro Airpark (1.5 miles) supports its role in delivering housing, employment, open space, and recreational opportunities for the broader region.

Key Project Stats

Approximately

1,870

total acres

More than

440

acres of parks and open space

Approximately

8,500

residential units

More than

5.3 M

square feet of commercial and office space

Planned for approximately

22,000

residents and

11,100

jobs