California is the fifth largest economy in the world with Sacramento being its capital. Historically known for its flooding, Sacramento is an intersecting point for both the American & Sacramento River at Discovery Park.
The City of Sacramento has roughly 525,000 residents while entire Sacramento County has nearly 1,600,000 residents.
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.
The corridor is home to a wide range of small, often family-owned businesses, reflecting the diverse cultural makeup of the surrounding neig hborhoods.
Compared to other areas in Sacramento, and especially to the Bay Area, South Sacramento often offers more affordable real estate and business opportunities. This lower entry point can make it attractive to investors.