Cavernous and decrepit, the century-old Crystal Ice and Cold Storage plant in midtown Sacramento is a key piece of the city’s efforts to turn the once-gritty industrial corridor of R Street into a thriving arts district. But for the past 20 years, plans to tear the plant down or renovate its buildings, which take up…
Sep 19, 2014, 7:30am PDT Ben van der Meer Staff Writer- Sacramento Business Journal Developer Mike Heller of Heller Pacific pulled back the curtain Thursday on future plans for one of midtown Sacramento most visible – and visibly underused – properties. The former Crystal Ice plant — three separate parcels on either side of R…
by Mark Glover Sacramento Bee Saturday, Nov. 2nd 2013 It’s a sunny late Saturday afternoon, two hours before doors open at the Ace of Spades nightclub in downtown Sacramento, and people are already lining up across R Street to try to snag a prime spot inside to see Canadian-American singer Jonny Craig. It’s a young…
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An eye-catching mural has just gone up in midtown Sacramento on a most unusual canvas: a formerly drab transformer box owned by the Sacramento Metropolitan Utility District. [Read more] Download PDF Article
Midtown’s new LowBrau presents a modern take on a German beer hall and boasts the best of the wursts. From champagne lounge to German beer hall: it might seem that the space at 20th and K that used to be Lounge on 20 has gone, well, low-brow. Don’t worry about insulting restaurateurs Michael Hargis and…
When it comes to Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design-certified offices buildings, benefits such as energy and water savings can be measured.
Second Saturday was an ideal, almost-Victorian evening. People wore heavy coats, gloves and hats, and seemed genuinely happy just to be outside.
It was a great day to skate, and shop, as it turned out.
An office on Capitol Mall still conveys power and authority for many of the city’s largest law firms, but one firm is looking for a different feel in greener confines in midtown Sacramento.
