The much-anticipated model homes at Magnolia in Granite Bay are open by appointment for viewing. Tim Lewis Communities has raised the bar at this exclusive new neighborhood. Magnolia has already generated significant excitement, with 21 sales recorded before the model homes were completed.

Ramco Enterprises, Inc., a diversified commercial real estate and land development company based in West Sacramento, marks nearly six decades of shaping the region’s real estate landscape. Founded in 1965 in West Sacramento, the company has become a key player in commercial and residential development projects throughout the Sacramento area.

For 35 years, Asset Preservation, Inc., has been what you might call a highly successful (ex)change agent. The API firm, founded and still run by Javier G. Vande Steeg, whose parent company is Stewart Information Services Corporation, has managed the transaction of more than 200,000 Internal Revenue Code Section 1031 tax-deferred exchanges. 

BlackPine Communities creates homes that seamlessly combine beauty, functionality and comfort, providing homeowners with a unique experience and lifestyle that let them live uncompromised.

In 1999, the Capitol Station District was formed to revitalize this area and named for a proposed multi-model transportation hub. Clarke Rosa was on the board of directors for this project for 10+ years.

The Shingle Springs Band of Miwok Indians, operators of Red Hawk Casino in Placerville, has been making significant strides in reclaiming their ancestral lands across Sacramento. The tribe, once known as the Sacramento Band of Verona Homeless Indians, has come full circle with recent land acquisitions that reconnect them to their indigenous heritage.

Tri Counties Bank welcomes Lindsey Fudge as Managing Director of Middle Market Commercial Real Estate. She joined Tri Counties Bank this past October and is already busy forming and growing a team of lenders to help service middle market commercial real estate clients throughout California. 

As the lead housing agency for the City and County of Sacramento, we’re changing lives for the better. Our success is only possible through strategic nonprofit, private and public partnerships. We work together to address the shared goal to create a broad spectrum of sustainable housing with amenities and economic opportunities that make communities thrive.

“It’s heartrending to see people struggling with homelessness, but creating a solution — even a small solution within this statewide crisis — is very gratifying,” says Maria Ogrydziak of Maria Ogrydziak Architecture.