Office Suite Rentals:

The city of Sacramento continues to develop, build and create new options for those looking to house or build a business in the area. Many retail spaces are available for many different opportunities. From retail storefronts, temperature controlled storage units, and office suites; the area has consistent commercial developments being made. The office vacancy rate in the greater metropolitan Sacramento area is at12% and is lower than the late quarters of 2009 where the rate had risen to nearly 42%. In a recent search for office space, many small options started at around $150 a month for small spaces, and 1,000 square feet multi-use spaces for around $1 a square foot. The area is rich in resources to help businesses grow and create jobs for the area. We also service office suites for rent or lease in Davis, Folsom, San Francisco, San Jose, and Oakland.

Furnished Office Space:

Another important thing to consider is do you want a furnished office space unit, or would you prefer an executive office suite that you can furnish and design yourself? One rule of thumb about commercial office space is that if you plan on renting a short term lease - like monthly or 6 month terms - then go with a furnished option. on the other hand if you plan on renting an office space (in a larger building or office park facility) for 12 months or longer, then you should try
to buy your own furniture and maybe even hire an office interior designer to help you with the layout and flow. Check out our office space articles to learn more about the local real estate market and the rest of California.

Population/Economy:

The capital city of the state of California and one of the larger cities in the state is Sacramento. The city is the center of government and policy in the state, and has a long-standing tradition that dates back to the gold rush era. The estimated population of city center is roughly 486,189, and upwards of 2.1 million in the metropolitan areas. It has been said that Sacramento, often referred to as “Sac Town”, is one of the “most livable” regions in America.
The city of Sacramento has a large economical footprint that relies heavily on government employment and opportunities that abound in the public sector. Outside of the government employment options, many private and large companies abound. The area is also home to many arenas, sports franchises and more, that offers employment opportunities to thousands. There is a large financial district in the downtown area including a newly built US Bank Skyrise, completed in 2008. Despite a large amount of employment options provided for by the local government, the Sacramento unemployment rate is at 12%, which is nearly double the national average. It has started to lower slightly, and the economical forecast looks to be making a turn for the better. The deals you can find nowadays on Sacramento office suites are super low, so if you ever thought about expanding or opening a company, now's the time.

Culture / Travel:

The area of Sacramento has a large airport named Sacramento International Airport. It helps connect 10 million passengers annually reach their destination. It has received many upgrades and different developments to make a brighter, more luxurious travel option.
For those looking for more educational opportunities in the greater Sacramento area, many different options are available. Some of the major colleges in the area include, Sacramento City College, American River College, MTI College, Cosumnes River Vocational College, Federico Beauty Institute, and Sacramento State University. Regardless of educational goals, the city offers a great deal of options to explore.
The crime rate of Sacramento is roughly 83 per one thousand residents. It is slightly higher than other mid-size cities, but has been looking at a down turn. It has recently ranked as the 58th highest crime rate area in the United States. In recent years the murder rate saw a spike, but the bigger crime agencies in the area have been working on task forces to help lower the rate quickly, and hope to calm the rise in a quick and concentrated turn around.