why sacramento?

powerful
government
​seat

State Capital of the 5th Largest
​Economy in the World
​As the capital of California, both the City of Sacramento and the outer suburbs benefit from a strong governmental presence. Government employment makes up more than 25% of the jobs in the region and much of the State’s $200+ billion budget flows through Sacramento in some form.

big city boom

Fastest Growing City in California
​In addition to government employers, Greater Sacramento has become increasingly attractive to private sector industries including technology, life sciences, education and healthcare. Companies are drawn to the region’s high-quality workforce, lower cost of living, lack of seismic activity and extensive infrastructure connecting it to other West Coast metropolitan areas.

sacramento by the numbers

$67,151

​Average Household Income

500​

​Numerous Fortune 500 Companies

30

Steady Population Growth Projected Over the Next
​30 Years

38.4%

​Future Job Growth Predicted Over Next 10 Years 

±79,000

Skilled Tech and
Life Science Employees in
Greater Sacramento

easy on,
​easy off

Located immediately off I- 80
in West Sacramento
​•  4 major highways crisscross in Sacramento
•  12 minutes to Sacramento International Airport
•  3.5 miles to downtown Sacramento 
•  42.9-mile light rail system

Dine:
​In-N-Out Burger
Chipotle Mexican Grill
Mod Pizza
Sourdough & Co
Beach Hut Deli
T4 Boba
​Hawaiian Poke & Ramen
​McDonalds
Taco Bell
IHOP
Five Guys Burgers
Burger King
Wing Stop

Shop:
IKEA 
Walmart 
Ross
The Home Depot 
Petco 
Sketchers

Services:
America’s Tire
AAA
Bellus Nails
Eureka Dental
T-Mobile
AT&T
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