LDK Ventures is charting the next chapter of McClellan Park’s evolution from a redeveloped Air Force base into one of the Sacramento region’s leading employment and innovation centers. With the park now near full occupancy and home to thousands of jobs, the company’s focus has shifted toward preparing hundreds of undeveloped acres on the west side for new industrial growth.
That expansion could add roughly 3 million square feet of additional space, marking a new phase in McClellan’s transformation. Improvements to the airport and fixed-base operations further strengthen that momentum. A recently completed air traffic control tower will grant Sacramento McClellan Airport controlled airspace status, opening the door to new markets and customers across the aviation industry.
LDK is also addressing another regional priority at McClellan: housing. Over the next five years, the company plans to enhance the quality of its existing housing stock and explore converting certain office buildings and former dorms into residential units.
Founded on a long-term investment strategy, LDK’s “pride of ownership” approach underscores a commitment to high-quality experiences for tenants and residents alike. That long-term philosophy extends to its partnerships with local agencies and regulators by building trust through transparency and consistently delivering on its development commitments and obligations.
Beyond McClellan, LDK’s hallmark projects — most notably The Railyards near downtown Sacramento — demonstrate its capacity for unlocking transformative potential in urban infill sites. The Railyards’ flexible entitlements allow for a diverse mix of uses, including up to 10,000 housing units, more than 5 million square feet of commercial space or over 1,100 hotel rooms. Flexibility, the company says, is essential to staying responsive to the market’s shifting needs.
As it looks toward the future, LDK continues to expand its footprint beyond Northern California, with active developments in Boise and Northern Nevada. In the coming years, the company expects to extend its model of industrial, mixed-use and multifamily growth across several western U.S. markets, continuing the mission that has defined its work for more than three decades: creating spaces where companies and communities can thrive.
