More than half of the nation's largest public universities had a higher share of out-of-state freshmen in 2024-25 than 10 years prior. The shift has financial implications for both schools and students.
The National Observer: Office features go sky-high
Landlords and leasing agents are getting new messages from tenants on what companies want for their office space.
Best Real Estate Projects: Community Food Hub
Rancho Cordova Community Food Hub opened a 6,600-square-foot grocery-style market designed to give families dignity and choice in food access.
With projects getting underway, industrial starts new upward cycle
Industrial vacancy reached 7% earlier this year after five consecutive quarters of losses.
Ethan Conrad buys anchor space in rebounding Citrus Heights retail center
Real estate investor Ethan Conrad said recent reinvestment in a Citrus Heights shopping center made him want to be part of it.
BizSpotlight: Junior Achievement of Sacramento
Junior Achievement of Sacramento inspires and prep
BizSpotlight: Junior Achievement of Sacramento
Bank on the Future is a charity billiards tourname
Some struggling colleges want to tap restricted endowment funds. It’s rarely a good idea.
Some smaller universities are starting to borrow from their restricted endowment funds to stay alive. Experts say that's rarely advisable, and here's why.
After Hours: Celebrity bartending fundraiser for Keaton’s Child Cancer Alliance
The fundraiser was held at Mario's Early Toast restaurant in Folsom.
Sacramento, West Sacramento hoping for October federal award for I Street Bridge replacement
A federal funding program with awards being announced this month could revive the stalled replacement of the I Street Bridge between Sacramento and West Sacramento.