Welcome to buying and selling in Sacramento

About Sacramento

Sacramento, Spanish for “sacrament,” is the capital city of California and the largest city in Sacramento County. Located where the Sacramento River and the American River join in beautiful Sacramento Valley, the city has an estimated population of just over 500,000, making it the 6th largest city in the state of California. 

Sacramento also serves as the economic and cultural core of the larger Sacramento metropolitan area, which had a population of nearly 2.5 million in the most recent census. 

Your Sacramento Neighbors 

Sacramento is the fastest growing major city in California, thanks in part to its position as a financial hub of the West Coast. Sacramento is also a major center for healthcare and education, as the seat of Sutter Health and home of the UC Davis Medical Center, UC Davis School of Medicine, California State University Sacramento, University of California Davis. 

Sacramento is also a major tourist destination, and is home to a number of top attractions, including the California Museum, the Crocker Art Museum, the California State Railroad Museum, the California Hall of Fame, the Old Sacramento State Historic Park, the California State Capitol Museum, and more. 

Sacramento residents enjoy easy access to worldwide travel, thanks to the Sacramento International Airport, located just north of the city. Known for its progressive and evolving culture, Sacramento was named the most “hipster city” in California and “America’s Most Diverse City” by the Harvard University Civil Rights Project that was conducted for Time Magazine. 

Sacramento Homes for Sale

One of the most appealing things of Sacramento real estate is the eclectic mix of neighborhoods that you can find. Whether you prefer to live within the city limits or an adjacent suburb just outside the city, you can find it here. 

Some of our favorite neighborhoods in the city include: 

• Midtown. If you’re looking for a fast paced and youthful vibe, look no further than Midtown. Here you’ll find an eclectic mix of people and plenty of young professionals, and the housing market is just as diverse as the population. Midtown boasts plenty of single family homes, as well as condos and townhomes. And if you’re looking for a neighborhood that is especially walkable, Midtown is your best bet. 
• South Land Park. Here, you’ll find plenty of charming 1950s ranch style homes. Located just south of the state capitol building, this neighborhood doesn’t see much turnover in homes, so if you spot something you like here, you should snap it up quickly, since homes in South Land Park tend to stay in families for generations. 
• College Greens. Even though it is home to Sacramento State, College Greens is anything but just a college town. Here, residents enjoy more square footage and yard space than they are likely to find in other neighborhoods, as well as a safe area with a convenient location. 

If you’re looking for something located more in the suburbs, Sacramento has you covered there, as well. There are a number of suburban neighborhoods to choose from, with quiet, tree-lined streets and quality public schools. Some of the most popular suburban neighborhoods include Cameron Park, Auburn, Orangevale, Folsom, Roseville, Elk Grove and more. 

If you’re ready to search homes for sale in Sacramento, we are here to help in your house search. We can also help you when you are ready to sell your Sacramento home. Contact us when you’re ready to get started!