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Health care tenant opens in Florin Towne Centre
Last year, my colleague Ben van der Meer told you that Molina Healthcare Inc. planned to fill a spot in Florin Towne Centre. Molina would open one of its One Stop Help Centers, filling 4,327 square feet.
Update: Molina will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony today for its One Stop Help Center at 6075 Florin Road, Suite 200, according to a news release. This is Molina's first One Stop Help Center in Northern California, the release states.
The local site is a resource center for people who need help enrolling in health insurance and social services. It also offers housing resources and free children's books. The center will be open between 8:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, according to the release.
Sutter Health to open downtown sports medicine complex
Sutter Health announced plans this week to launch a new 120,000-square-foot Advanced Orthopedics & Sports Medicine Care Complex in Downtown Sacramento, with a projected opening in late 2027.
The facility, located at 660 J St., will centralize orthopedic and sports medicine services under one roof, according to a news release issued by Sutter Health. The center will also feature diagnostics, physical therapy, surgery services, nutrition support and mental health offerings tailored for athletes.
Sutter's orthopedic and sports medicine complex near Downtown Commons will be only about two blocks from Kaiser Permanente's sports medicine clinic in Golden 1 Center.
Reporter Chris Campbell explains what Sutter Health is planning in Downtown Sacramento.
Big day for Sunrise Mall's future
Ahead of a pivotal Citrus Heights City Council meeting tonight, Ethan Conrad has released a newly revised concept for Sunrise Mall's future.
The new plan, part of Conrad's proposed amendment to an existing redevelopment plan for Sunrise Mall called Sunrise Tomorrow, envisions a two-phase overhaul of 75 acres of the mall, beginning with 25 acres Conrad already owns.
Senior Reporter Ben van der Meer has the latest on Ethan Conrad's proposal for Sunrise Mall.
2 apartment properties sold for $26 million combined
A pair of Sacramento County apartment properties sold this month show market demand even for units around a half century old.
Marcus & Millichap announced the recent sale of 90-unit Villa Regia Apartments in North Highlands and 48-unit Coyle Creek Apartments in Fair Oaks, in separate deals. Villa Regia sold for $15.6 million, while Coyle Creek sold for $10.5 million.
Senior Reporter Ben van der Meer explains what you need to know about two apartment properties sold in Sacramento County.
Pure Green juice bar franchise entering area
A fast-growing juice bar franchise is planning to enter the Sacramento market, with its first location lined up for a Granite Bay center.
Florida-based Pure Green has signed a lease for a 1,400-square-foot space at 6953 Douglas Blvd. in The Marketplace at Granite Bay center. The franchise offers cold pressed juices, superfood smoothies, wellness shots, acai bowls, oatmeal bowls, superfood toasts and juice cleanses.
Reporter Jake Abbott has details about Pure Green's local plans.
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