California is the fifth largest economy in the world with Sacramento being its capital. Historically known for the Gold Rush, Sacramento is an intersecting point for both the American & Sacramento River at Discovery Park.
This capital city was founded in 1848 on the fertile agricultural soils located in the northern portion of the Central Valley, growing to nearly +/-1,000 square miles.
Sacramento County is home to numerous other populated and expanding metro areas: Elk Grove, Natomas, Rancho Cordova, & Citrus Heights.
With a reputation of being a small capital city compared to the much larger cities of L.A. & S.F, Sacramento continues to grow as the state population continues to decrease.
A majority of California’s state workers are employed within county limits- while the capital city of California continues to see job growth and constant real estate development in both residential and commercial sectors, despite high interest rates.