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Source: www.sacbee.com --- 9 days ago
There's a lot to like about the condo-retail complex rising inside a former Wonder Bread bakery warehouse in downtown Sacramento. ...
Source: www.sacbee.com --- 2 days ago
A long-vacant bank building at a prime downtown intersection is about to be razed. In its place: A parking lot. ... Source: www.sacbee.com --- 4 hours ago
Tenants at one of the city's top business addresses are howling about an unexpected spike in annual fees. ...
Source: www.sacbee.com --- 21 days ago
Folsom advertising exec Rochelle Barcellona is giving her employees an extra 52 days off per year. ... Source: www.sacbee.com --- 30 days ago
Plans to put a tourist-drawing wine tasting room in the heart of downtown have collapsed the victim, apparently, of stringent state alcohol-control regulations. ...
Source: www.sacbee.com --- 38 days ago
The Citizen Hotel , under construction at 10th and J streets, has an obvious political flavor, from its name and guest-room cartoons to its location near the Capitol. ...
Source: www.sacbee.com --- 22 days ago
First there was Monkey Bar, the hip midtown watering hole. Then came Three Monkeys, the downtown eatery. ...
Source: www.sacbee.com --- 14 days ago
A decades-long effort to lure a new grocery store to North Sac may finally be paying off. ...
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Entrepreneur Gary Cino, founder of the 98 Cent Clearance Center chain, made his fortune selling household items at deep discounts. The "Ponds at Granite Bay," set on 4.7 acres, does not include a house. Owner Gary Cino says he has made $5 million in improvements at the property. Auctioneer Kevin O'Callaghan, right, will set the tone at the auction of the property of Gary Cino, left. There will be no minimum bid. EPPIE JOHNSON The restaurateur decided to cut a lariat to mark the opening of his New Horseshoe Bar Grill. ...
Local developer Russ Kuhn attended a social event at Gary Cino 's spectacular "Ponds at Granite Bay" property a year ago and was blown away. Real estate agent Maggie Frisch prepares to show a former firehouse on La Sierra Drive in Arden Park that's being sold as a residential property. The brick building, with high ceilings and a garage big enough for two firetrucks, is listed at $500,000. ...
A fast-growing Central Valley pet supplier is making its first move into the Sacramento area, securing spots at two of developer Paul Petrovich 's retail projects. The Stone Pointe center, pictured, will host Pet Extreme. The Turlock-based chain will also open in Woodland. ...
This residence in swank Arden Park offers just about everything a growing family could want. Lovely brick exterior. Three bedrooms. One-and-a-half baths. A two fire-engine garage. ...
There's a surprise second act in the works for the B Street Theatre 's new midtown performance center: About 100 residential condo units could go atop the theater's proposed complex at 27th Street and Capitol Avenue. An architect's rendering shows five floors of residential condominium units proposed to be built atop the new B Street Theatre complex at 27th Street and Capitol Avenue in midtown Sacramento. The condos would help subsidize about $15 million of the theater construction. ...
Seeking to consolidate its scattered work force, Sacramento Regional Transit is looking for a downtown site to house at least 300 employees. MIKE WILEY The general manager says RT wants to buy one or two buildings downtown for workers now spread among nine sites. ...
The longtime owner of downtown's historic Sterling Hotel and Chanterelle restaurant is closing the businesses next month citing a tough economy. Sandi Wasserman, in the penthouse suite of the Sterling Hotel, says she will close the hotel and Chanterelle restaurant on Aug. 16. She blames the down economy. The Vizcaya B&B and events center on 21st Street, pictured, will remain open, Sandi Wasserman says. ...