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09/18/2026

If you live in Folsom East Bidwell is quietly becoming one of the better food corridors in the entire Sacramento area. 🍜

Palette Dim Sum and Lounge just soft opened in the former Saigon Alley space on September 11th. First Sacramento area location bringing Cantonese dim sum seafood and an elevated Chinese dining concept to Folsom.

And Breakfast Club at Midtown is also coming soon to 2750 East Bidwell. A Bay Area breakfast concept expanding into Folsom.

Broadstone, Palladio, and eventually Alder Creek Marketplace in Folsom Ranch are all adding more restaurants and services. Folsom’s food scene is catching up to its growth.

Thinking about buying in Folsom? Text FOLSOM to 916-600-9022 and let’s chat about today’s market. 👇

09/17/2026

The final steel beam has been placed on the eight story medical campus. Opening expected in 2029.

This facility will replace the existing Morse Avenue hospital which will not meet California’s seismic requirements beyond 2030.

And this is just one piece of what is being built in the Railyards right now. Republic FC stadium, thousands of planned jobs, new housing, and major infrastructure all coming to this corridor.

The Railyards has talked about transformation for years. Now you can actually see it happening.

What are your thoughts on the Railyard? Comment below!

Buying or selling in Sacramento? Text RAILYARD to 916-600-9022 and let’s chat about today’s market. 👇

09/16/2026

Sacramento’s food scene keeps getting better.

Here are 3 newer restaurants I think are worth putting on your list:

🔥 Aiona — Downtown Sacramento
Live-fire Mediterranean food, an elevated atmosphere, and a great option for date night or a nicer dinner Downtown.

🍝 Bocce — East Sacramento
A newer neighborhood Italian spot with fresh pasta, pizza, sandwiches, salads, and a casual East Sac feel.

🍕 Fabulist Pizza — East Sacramento
One of the newer pizza spots in town, with different pizza styles, breads, sandwiches, and a really fun neighborhood concept.

Three completely different vibes, but all worth checking out.

Which one are you trying first?

Aiona, Bocce, or Fabulist?

And if you’re thinking about buying or selling in Sacramento, text me at 916-600-9022 and let’s get the conversation started.

09/16/2026

Whole Foods Market officially opened in Elk Grove on September 16th at 8100 Elk Grove Boulevard. đź›’

43,000 square feet. More than 1,500 products from California suppliers. The fourth Whole Foods in the greater Sacramento area.

But the bigger story is what happens around it. A major grocery anchor brings consistent foot traffic which attracts more restaurants shops and services to The Village shopping center.

Commercial development follows population growth and Elk Grove has been growing fast.

Elk Grove what other businesses would you like to see open here next? Drop it in the comments below. 👇

09/15/2026

A piece of vacant land at 4290 Mack Road in South Sacramento just sold and it is planned for single family housing development. 🏡

This is not a massive master planned community on the edges of the region. This is infill development. Taking vacant land inside the existing city and turning it into housing.

Projects like this are becoming increasingly important as Sacramento tries to add housing without pushing every new development further and further outside the urban core.

Still early in the development process but control of the land has moved and that is the first step.

What do you think about infill development in Sacramento? Drop it in the comments below. 👇

09/15/2026

A new shopping center is being planned in Lincoln’s Twelve Bridges area with Safeway shown as the anchor tenant. 🛒

Still early. Not a formal development proposal yet. But seeing a major grocery anchor attached to the leasing plans tells you where developers believe future retail demand is headed.

Lincoln and surrounding Placer County communities have seen massive residential growth over the last several years and commercial development always follows rooftops.

If this project advances it could bring more restaurants retail and everyday services closer to residents in the Twelve Bridges area.

This is one I am watching closely as plans become more concrete.

Would you like to see this shopping center move forward? Drop it in the comments below. 👇

09/14/2026

The former Seasons 52 space at Arden Fair is getting a new tenant and this time it is a dumpling restaurant. 🥟

A sizable restaurant space next to one of Sacramento’s busiest shopping destinations is getting filled again instead of sitting empty.

We keep seeing older restaurant spaces around Sacramento get recycled into completely different concepts and that is a good sign for the market.

Are dumplings enough to get you back to Arden Fair? Drop it in the comments below. 👇

09/14/2026

Fair Oaks or Carmichael?

They’re right next to each other, but they have a very different feel.

Fair Oaks has more of that quirky, village-like personality mature trees, winding roads, larger lots in some areas, and easy access to the American River Parkway. Some pockets almost feel semi-rural.

Carmichael feels more like classic established Sacramento suburbia mature neighborhoods, a wider mix of home styles and price points, and a more central location for getting around the region.

So if you want more character and that tucked-away feel, I’d lean Fair Oaks.

If you want variety, convenience, and a classic suburban setup, I’d look at Carmichael.

Which one are you choosing?

Fair Oaks or Carmichael?

09/14/2026

The old Mother restaurant space in Midtown Sacramento finally has a new tenant. 🍕
Skorch’d Pizza is moving in. Two brothers from Boston bringing Northeast style thin crust pizza to Sacramento’s urban core.

Midtown keeps proving that desirable spaces do not stay empty for long.

Would you try Boston style pizza in Sacramento? Drop it in the comments below. 👇

09/11/2026

Natomas or West Sacramento?

Both keep you close to Downtown, but the lifestyle can feel completely different.

Natomas gives you more of that suburban, master-planned feel with newer neighborhoods, lots of parks, walking trails, shopping, and easy airport access.

West Sacramento feels more urban and connected to the city, especially around the Bridge District, with newer condos and townhomes, river access, and Downtown right across the bridge.

So it really comes down to what you want:

🏡 Natomas — more suburban, parks, newer communities, airport convenience

🌆 West Sac — closer to Downtown, more urban feel, riverfront access

Which one are you choosing?

Natomas or West Sac?

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