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Stonyford, CA · Real Estate
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Floral and Gift Shop Planning December Opening at Folsom’s Palladio
Mayde Floral & Gifts is planning to open at the Palladio at Broadstone in Folsom in the first week of December. Owner Taylor Breshears confirmed to What Now Sacramento that she would love to open before Thanksgiving, but a December opening is more realistic due to city permits. The shop...
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The Home Brief
Moving a 3-bedroom home in Sacramento? Start here
Top 4Moving · Sacramento, CA·Checked Oct 23, 2026. A full-house move in Sacramento is about more than getting boxes onto a truck. We read the reviews and business records for 4 movers, then pulled out the services that matter and the questions worth asking before you book.
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Lewis Apartments Opens Independence Rental-Home Community Near Downtown Sacramento
Independence in West Sacramento, a new gated community of 208 townhome-style rental homes developed by Lewis Apartments, will officially open its leasing office and model homes to the public on Saturday, October 24. The leasing office and models will be open daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Located in...
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Sacramento Church Lot on Northgate Boulevard Could Become 32-Unit Apartments
2720 Northgate Blvd. — Approximate Site of Proposed Apartments. A vacant lot at 2720 Northgate Boulevard in Sacramento's Gardenland neighborhood could soon be transformed into a four-story, 32-unit apartment complex, according to newly filed development plans. The 44-foot-tall building would sit across from a public charter school and a restaurant, on a 0.66-acre parcel currently owned by a neighboring Baptist church.
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Sacramento Build-for Rent Property Lands $53M Refinancing
New Growth Living has obtained a $53 million refinancing loan for Tanzanite Homes, a 211-unit built-to-rent community in Sacramento, California. Lument provided the note, which is due 2029. Previous loans include a $50 million permanent note, which Arbor Realty Trust issued in 2024, the same data provider shows. Arbor also...
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West Roseville Shopping Center Faces Appeal Over 16-Year-Old Environmental Study
SW Corner, Pleasant Grove Blvd. & Fiddyment Rd. — Approximate Site of Proposed Shopping C…. A 14.5-acre shopping center planned for the corner of Pleasant Grove Boulevard and Fiddyment Road in west Roseville is headed back before the city council Wednesday, after a neighborhood group appealed its approval over concerns that a 16-year-old environmental study doesn't account for everything built around it since. The project, known as Sierra View Shopping Center, calls for about 58,000 square feet of retail and restaurant space, a gas station and drive-through restaurants — a fraction of what was once envisioned for the site.
The Sacramento Bee
The Sacramento Bee
Proposed west Roseville shopping center faces appeal over environmental concerns
A neighborhood group is asking Roseville officials to take another look at a proposed shopping center in west Roseville, arguing that a 16-year-old environmental review does not adequately address the impacts of development that has since sprung up around the site. The Roseville City Council is scheduled to consider the appeal Wednesday involving the proposed Sierra View Shopping Center, a 14.5-acre development planned for the southwest corner of Pleasant Grove Boulevard and Fiddyment Road. The project would include about 58,000 square feet of retail and restaurant space, a gas station and drive-through restaurants. The appeal was filed Aug. 24 by Mark Wolfe on behalf of Protect Roseville Neighborhoods, a community group that says it supports appropriately planned commercial development but wants additional environmental review before the project moves forward. City staff disagrees and is recommending that the council deny the appeal on Wednesday and uphold the Planning Commission’s August approval of the project. » Roseville news in your inbox: Get our free Roseville email newsletter here What is the neighborhood group challenging? The group points to changes in the surrounding area since Sierra Vista Specific Plan’s 2010 environmental impact report, including nearby commercial development, a proposed Grocery Outlet store and
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CPH: Eureka Gas Hits $6.88, Among the Highest Prices in Nearly 30 Years
Gas prices in Eureka jumped to $6.88 per gallon at the end of September, an 89-cent increase from the previous month and the second-highest price recorded since the Humboldt Economic Index began tracking gas prices in 1998. Statewide, average gas prices rose 69 cents to $6.39 per gallon, the highest...
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Sacramento's Velly Pizza Lands in Elk Grove, Eyes Statewide Takeover
Laguna Creek Town Center — Reported Home Of New Velly Pizza. A Sacramento-born pizzeria blending curry spices with classic pies has planted its flag in Elk Grove, opening a storefront at the Laguna Creek Town Center in late August. Velly Pizza now runs eight locations across two states, and its owners are not slowing down.
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Part Of Newly Sold 12-Acre Power Inn Parcel Eyed For Sacramento Truck Yard
Part of a roughly 12-acre parcel near Sacramento's Power Inn Road, which recently changed hands, is now being eyed for a truck yard. A newly filed application with the city indicates the area would become truck parking and storage. A newly filed application describes a site on part of the...
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It’s time for change on Folsom’s City Council
Folsom has a chance to elect a new City Council. It should take it. If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. But what if it is broke?. This November three of Folsom’s five City Council seats are up for election: Districts 1, 3, and 5. Each of these races has a sitting City Councilmember seeking re-election. In the cases of Sarah Aquino and Mike Kozlowski, they are seeking their third 4-year terms on the Council. Each race also has qualified, fresh candidates running for Council.