Heller Pacific employees work hard, play hard
Monthly massages, golf outings, cooking parties in Napa and an extra week of vacation are just some of the employee perks at Heller Pacific, a real estate development company.
Category News
The Art of Infill
Awards, News, Sutter Brownstones
Mollie Nelson breathes a sigh of relief as she closes the door to the last home to sell in the 32-unit Sutter Brownstones project in downtown Sacramento, CA.
Bob Shallit: Green Turns Gold
2600 Capitol, Awards, News, Projects
A Sacramento development company is celebrating a rare honor: Gold LEED designation for its midtown office complex.
“Pop” Art
News, Press, The Tribute Building
Believe it or not, Sacramento’s newest office buiding was almost going to be-if only for one fleeting moment-in the shape of a four-story frosted birthday cake. Almost.
Real Estate Projects 2008 Judges’ Choice: 2600 Capitol
2600 Capitol, Awards, News, Press
By Robert Celaschi Sacramento Business Journal LoftWorks LLC listened to both the real estate market and the neighborhood in developing the office building at 2600 Capitol Ave. The result, said the judges, is a four-story structure of mostly glass and steel that fits well into an area dominated by wooden homes built early in the…
Real Estate Projects 2008 Best New Infill Project – Sutter Brownstones
Awards, News, Press, Sutter Brownstones
By Robert Celaschi Sacramento Business Journal The easy way out would have been an apartment building. LoftWorks LLC had been hired to replace 32 homes that were wiped out by the expansion of Sutter Medical Center in midtown Sacramento. The site measured only 30,000 square feet — less than an acre. But the surrounding neighborhood…
Bob Shallit: Neon ‘Art’ sign finds home at MARRS building
Chalk up another splashy piece of public art to Mike Heller.
Bob Shallit: ‘Tribute’ building honors Heller and Thiebaud
News, Press, The Tribute Building
It’s a tribute unlike any other in greater Sacramento.
Midtown Office Building a Tribute to Two Local Icons
News, Press, The Tribute Building
Developer and artist honored by sons with project ready for planning board next month.