Real Estate/Development
Oct. 7, 2003
Work Begins on First Piece of 200-Acre Sacramento Redevelopment Plan
BY OLIVIA LOY CREJ Staff Writer A new urban scene has sprouted up around Sacramento's state university campus, offering developers potential work opportunities for the next 20 years.
BY OLIVIA LOY
CREJ Staff Writer
A new urban scene has sprouted up around Sacramento's state university campus, offering developers potential work opportunities for the next 20 years.
University Village is the name of a transit-oriented smart-growth master plan that spans 200 acres from California State University, Sacramento, to the light rail station on 65th Street. The objective is to create a thriving college district off campus that is easily acces...
CREJ Staff Writer
A new urban scene has sprouted up around Sacramento's state university campus, offering developers potential work opportunities for the next 20 years.
University Village is the name of a transit-oriented smart-growth master plan that spans 200 acres from California State University, Sacramento, to the light rail station on 65th Street. The objective is to create a thriving college district off campus that is easily acces...
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