Isleton
Isleton, CA · Real Estate
mpamag.com
Sacramento buyers haven't disappeared, they've gotten pickier
There is definitely hesitation among Sacramento-area buyers right now, but I don't think affordability alone explains what we're seeing. Many buyers can qualify and afford the payment. They're simply much more cautious about whether they're getting enough value to justify it, and that's creating what feels like two markets happening at the same time.
hoodline.com
Beck's Furniture Lists Final Rancho Cordova Building, Closing Book on 74-Year Sacramento Legacy
The last remaining piece of Beck's Furniture's Sacramento-area footprint is officially on the market. The 208,841-square-foot building at 11840 Folsom Blvd. in Rancho Cordova, built in 1977 on an almost 10-acre lot, is the final property tied to a furniture retailer that has operated in the region for more than seven decades.
connectcre.com
Iconic Rancho Cordova Furniture Showroom Listed for Sale
The longtime Rancho Cordova showroom of Beck’s Furniture has been listed for sale. The 208,800-square-foot property at 11840 Folsom Blvd has served primarily as a warehouse and distribution center for Beck’s Furniture, where people came to view the chairs and sofas before buying. The company closed its doors last year.
familydestinationsguide.com
You Can Still Rent A One-Bedroom Apartment For Under $800 In This California Mountain Town
In a state where the average renter needs a spreadsheet, a therapist, and a small miracle just to afford a studio, Weaverville, California is doing something quietly radical. One-bedroom apartments here have been known to rent for under $800 a month, and the mountains behind the town don’t even have the decency to look apologetic about it.
hoodline.com
Learning Experience Plans Six New Sacramento-Area Daycares by 2029
A national daycare franchise is planting six new flags across the fast-growing suburbs ringing Sacramento, betting that Folsom, Rocklin, Dixon, Turlock, Lincoln and Roseville have enough young families — and enough desperation for open slots — to fill them. The Learning Experience currently operates just one center in the Sacramento market, but that number is set to grow sixfold over the next two and a half years as the chain pours 60,000 square feet of new freestanding commercial space into the region.
ABC10
Stockton's first skyscraper gets new life after 15 years of vacancy
connectcre.com
Childcare Franchise Adding 60K SF of New Sacramento Locations
National daycare franchise The Learning Experience is expanding across Sacramento with six new locations opening over the next two years, adding 60,000 square feet of freestanding commercial real estate across the region. The Learning Experience locations each consist of up to 10,000 square feet of indoor building space with up...
sacramentocityexpress.com
119 affordable apartments and 100 homes planned for South Natomas
Plans are moving forward for 119 affordable apartments and 100 single-family homes in South Natomas following the City of Sacramento’s sale of approximately 17 acres of City-owned property. The site, located at 3625 Fong Ranch Road, was sold for $4 million to Anton Fong Ranch Owners LLC. The proposed...
hoodline.com
VanTrust Breaks Ground on 282,435-Square-Foot Rancho Cordova Warehouse Park
Construction crews broke ground the week of August 31 on a 282,435-square-foot industrial park just off Rancho Cordova Parkway and Gold Dredge Way, marking VanTrust Real Estate's entry into the Sacramento market. The three-building project, called Rio Del Oro Business Park, sits on 18.72 acres and is aimed squarely at local and regional businesses hunting for space in the 15,000 to 50,000-square-foot range — a size category developers say has been in short supply.
ABC10
California Forever takes ownership of three Suisun City properties
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Former Blue Lamp Nightclub Space Sold, New Luxury Resale Shop Planned
Mark Hutchason and his wife, Belinda Gutierrez, purchased the long vacant former Blue Lamp nightclub building at 1400 Alhambra Blvd in East Sacramento for $901,000 in mid-July, with plans to open a store tentatively called Love by the holidays, pending city and contractor timelines. Gutierrez, a third generation jeweler, will lead the business, which the couple describes as a woman-owned and minority-owned venture.