The Urban Neighborhood you WILL want to live in

Its happening where the lights are bright.   Downtown- Midtown and East Sacramento.   Baby Boomers, empty Nesters and Millennials  are returning to the urban core where one can walk to restaurants,shops museums and other venues.

The once dormant condo market is on fire in midtown.   During the Economic crises, they couldn’t give condos away, many became rentals.     Over 83% of the L Street Lofts are sold. After many years inactivity, sold signs are common at Tapestri Square  in midtown.

There are many developments in and around Sacramento.  Construction has begun in Sacramento’s newest neighborhood, Township 9 .  it located on (Richards Blvd and 7th Street‘s is beginning to take shape.  The development will eventually have retail and a mix of low and medium height buildings.

Sometimes its location location location

A new neighborhood is under construction on the west side of the Tower Bridge.  Unlike Township 9 , its parks, bike and jogging trails are already in place.  Macy’s is a five minute drive or 10 minute walk.

There is a park in place

The Development is Bridge District  in West Sacramento.  Its 188 acer development.  Its boundaries are  Raley’s Field to the north, Sacramento River to the east.

What is unique about this project, is its celebration of the river.  Most developments in Sacramento including the planned Township 9 . Turns its back away from the River.   Eventually 5000 thousand people will live in a mixed use community.   Five minutes from downtown plaza , (and the proposed new arena) near  museums, and the restaurants of downtown and midtown.

Construction on “The Rivermark” began last month  the first families will move in the fall of 2014.

West Sacramento is  slowly becoming the little city across the  river  that could.

CityFella