midtown sacramento: Can condo culture and loft living thrive in Sacramento? In a word: Yes.
- 09/20/08 02:17 PM
"Can condo culture and loft living thrive in Sacramento? In a word: Yes."by Rob McQuade, ABR, Sacramento REALTOR®Downtown & Midtown Sacramento Real Estate If you've picked up the latest issue of Sacramento Magazine you may have noticed the question asked on the cover: LOFT LIVING, CONDO CULTURE: Can it thrive here? Yes. In fact, in order for Sacramento to continue to grow in a healthy way, lofts and condos need to be a part of that mix of well-executed housing options. Large single-family homes on quarter-acre lots aren't a practical option in a dense urban core and smarter use … (3 comments)
midtown sacramento: Sacramento's bungalow heritage & "Bungalow Row"
- 03/31/08 11:32 AM
"Sacramento's bungalow heritage & 'Bungalow Row'"by Rob McQuade, ABR, Sacramento REALTOR®Midtown Sacramento Real Estate The Arts & Crafts Movement in architectural design came to Downtown and Midtown Sacramento at the turn of the 20th century. The period between 1900 and 1920 welcomed a new housing type in central city homes: the bungalow. Characterized by their porches and open floorplans, bungalow styles include the Craftsman, California Bungalow, and Praire, the bungalow marked a more casual and open style in homes after the Victorian era rigid formality. Some of these bungalows are still scattered throughout the central city, but Midtown has a wonderful … (1 comments)
midtown sacramento: Pricing is out for the Sutter Brownstones
- 03/24/08 08:12 AM
"Pricing is out for the Sutter Brownstones" by Rob McQuade, ABR, Sacramento REALTOR®Midtown Sacramento Real Estate It's taken me a couple days to post the real numbers to make sure the information was meant to be public, but I confirmed with Mollie at LoftWorks that pricing for the Sutter Brownstones will be from $369,000 to $590,000 for the three-story townhomes—which strikes me as a great price for new construction in a prime location like this one, especially compared to the more than $500/sq.ft. that several Downtown and Midtown loft projects are listed for. The floorplans range from 1,119 square feet to 1,986 … (0 comments)
"Can condo culture and loft living thrive in Sacramento? In a word: Yes."by Rob McQuade, ABR, Sacramento REALTOR®Downtown & Midtown Sacramento Real Estate 
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