Easter Events & Activities:
Select Days: River Fox Train Easter Egg Express
Select Days: Sacramento Easter River Cruise
April 6: Easter Egg Hunt at Wolfe Heights
April 6: Spring Festival at Southgate Plaza
April 12: Eggs Galore & More + Bunny Breakfast
April 12: Arden Manor’s Annual Easter Egg Hunt
April 12: Hoppin’ & Huntin’ at Hagan
April 12: E2 Easter Egg Hunt in Elk Grove
April 12: Spring Soiree Craft Market in Roseville
April 12: Easter Egg Hunt in Rocklin
April 13: Spring Arts & Crafts Fair in Old Folsom
April 19: Underwater Egg Hunt
April 19: Easter Egg-Stravaganza at Fair Oaks Park
April 19: El Dorado Hills Easter Egg Hunt
April 19: Arden Park Easter Eggstravaganza
April 19: Old Sugar Mill Easter Egg Hunt
April 19: Easter Blast at Swanston Community Center
April 19: Easter in the Park – Downtown Sacramento
April 19: Always Hope Easter Run 5k/10k/13.1
April 19: Spring Hop & Egg Hunt by Fountains at Roseville
April 19-20: Spring Egg-Stravaganza at Fairytale Town
April 20: Hack the Farm 2025 Steam Infused Easter Egg Hunt

Spring Sports Schedule:
A’s Schedule
River Cats Schedule
Sac Republic Schedule

 

Other April Happenings:

Spring Fling Cocktails:

• Lemon & Lavender Spritz: A refreshing, floral-infused cocktail that’s as pretty as it is delicious.
• Peach Bellini: Sweet, fizzy, and perfect for toasting to spring!
• Cottontail Martini: Made with vanilla vodka, white chocolate liqueur, and a dash of heavy cream, it’s a creamy, indulgent treat that’ll make your brunch extra decadent.
• Easter Egg Fizz:  This effervescent cocktail combines gin, simple syrup, one fresh egg yolk, and lemon juice, topped with a splash of club soda. Garnish with pastel-colored edible flowers.
• Carrot Cake Martini: This indulgent cocktail features carrot juice, vanilla vodka, butterscotch schnapps, and a splash of cream liquor. Rim the glass with crushed nuts and a sprinkle of cinnamon.
• Easter Sunrise Margarita: Bring the colors of a sunrise to your party! Layer tequila, grapefruit and tangerine juice, triple sec, and orange blossom water for a visually striking cocktail.
• Easter Brunch Punch (Mocktail): This vibrant, non-alcoholic punch is a perfect addition to your brunch. Packed with citrus and berry flavors, it’s light, refreshing, and delicious!

Mouthwatering Mains & Sides:

• Spring Vegetable Frittata: Packed with fresh greens and herbs, this dish is light yet satisfying.
• Smoked Salmon Crostini: A simple yet sophisticated bite for brunching in style.
• Deviled Egg Chicks: Classic deviled eggs with a fun Easter twist!
• Grilled Asparagus with Lemon & Parmesan: Because no spring spread is complete without asparagus!
• Skillet Roasted Carrots: These skillet-roasted carrots are the perfect combination of sweet and tangy with honey and a splash of apple cider vinegar.
• Spring Salad with Berries & Bacon: This bright salad is perfect to offer as a lighter option alongside your heavier side dishes. The bite of the red wine vinegar and feta cheese cuts through all the richness.
• Hash Brown Nests: With crispy hashbrowns, cheesy eggs, and crumbled bacon, what’s not to love?
• Lemon Orzo Pasta: This Lemon Orzo Salad is made with fresh tomatoes, zucchini and basil, and the lemons make it light and refreshing.
• Easter Charcuterie Board: A festive and fun way to serve up a variety of Easter goodies, from cheeses to fresh fruits, and even some sweet treats.

Sweet Treats to Impress:

• Carrot Cake Cupcakes: Mini but mighty, these spiced cakes with cream cheese frosting are always a hit.
• Lemon Poppy Seed Loaf: Bright, citrusy, and the perfect companion to your morning coffee.
• Lemon Blueberry Cheesecakes: A bite-sized indulgence that feels light and springy.
• Peanut Butter Easter Eggs: A sweet, creamy treat with a peanut butter filling covered in chocolate.
• Bunny Bark: A fun and colorful dessert made with chocolate, sprinkles, and candy for a playful Easter snack.
• Birds Nest Cookies: Adorable and delicious, these treats are filled with chocolate and topped with candy eggs to resemble little nests.
• Cinnamon Roll Bunnies: Soft, sweet cinnamon rolls shaped like bunnies.
• Easter Egg Sugar Cookies: Festively decorated sugar cookies in the shape of colorful Easter eggs.
• Bunny Oreo Balls: A fun and easy-to-make treat that combines Oreos and cream cheese, shaped like bunnies for an adorable addition to your Easter dessert table.
• Easter Rice Krispie Treats: Classic Rice Krispie treats with a spring twist, made festive with pastel-colored marshmallows and candy.

Carrot Floral Centerpiece:
This gorgeous carrot centerpiece is a fun and fresh way to bring a pop of color and charm to your Easter table. Perfect for showcasing the season’s vibrant hues!

Mix & Match Pastels:
Soft pinks, blues, and yellows add a fresh and cheerful vibe. Pair pastel plates with neutral linens for a balanced look. Anthropologie offers a gorgeous selection of pastel-hued dinnerware, perfect for the season. Hobby Lobby also has a range of affordable spring dinnerware sets.

Egg-stra Special Touches:
Scatter gold foiled or speckled eggs across the table, use bunny-shaped place card holders, or tuck a mini chocolate egg into each bunny-shaped napkin fold.

Warm Glow:
Place a few taper candles or tea light candles in delicate holders to add a soft, inviting ambiance. For a unique touch, these velvet mushrooms can serve as whimsical candle companions.

Easter Brunch-Ready:
Don’t forget to set out a mimosa station or a DIY hot cross bun platter to keep the celebration going! Serve them on cabbageware-inspired plates to embrace the latest tablescaping trend.

Best Easter Brunch Spots:
Looking for the perfect place to brunch? These local favorites serve up delicious Easter Brunch Menus. Just be sure to make reservations in advance, as these venues tend to fill up quickly during the Easter season!

• Paragary’s Easter Brunch: Celebrate Easter at Paragary’s in Midtown Sacramento with a prix-fixe menu featuring dishes like smoked salmon, Dungeness crab cakes, and beet ravioli, all set in a lush garden patio. Available from 9 am to 3 pm. View their Easter Brunch Menu here.
• Grand Island Mansion:
Just 30 minutes outside Sacramento, enjoy a Champagne Brunch on April 20th from 10:30 am to 1:30 pm at this historic mansion. The buffet includes gourmet dishes like Shiitake Mushroom Crepes and Italian Toast with Toasted Almonds. Preview their full Easter Menu here.
• Capitol Garage: Known for its vibrant atmosphere, Capitol Garage offers an Easter brunch from 9 am to 3 pm with a variety of dishes from its weekend brunch menu along with $18 bottomless mimosas with the purchase of an entrée.
• The Firehouse Restaurant:
Nestled in Old Sacramento, The Firehouse offers a three-course Easter brunch from 9:30 am to 3:30 pm on April 20th, with dishes like Classic Eggs Benedict and Pistachio-Raspberry Cheesecake. Explore their Easter Menu here.

Farmers’ Market Finds:
Whether you’re preparing for your Easter brunch or looking to brighten up your table with seasonal blooms, Sacramento’s farmers’ markets offer a variety of local delights. Check out these local markets for everything you need for your Easter prep: Sacramento Farmers’ Markets.

Easter Treats & Gifts:
Need a beautifully curated Easter basket? These local shops offer the best chocolates, baked goods, and festive goodies:

• Ginger Elizabeth Chocolates: Handcrafted chocolates, including decorated bunnies and truffles, perfect for Easter gifts or indulging yourself.
• Capital Confections: Gourmet chocolates, including hand-dipped eggs and seasonal treats, perfect for Easter baskets.
• Estelle’s Patisserie: Elegant Easter macarons, cakes, and pastries that add a special touch to your celebration.

January 10th is National Houseplant Appreciation Day—a perfect excuse to refresh your space with a touch of greenery. Houseplants do more than just look great; they can boost your mood, improve air quality, and even make your home feel cozier. Whether you’ve got a green thumb or tend to forget about watering, there’s a plant for everyone!

Houseplants Everyone Loves:

Here are a few favorites to inspire your indoor plant collection:

• Monstera (Swiss Cheese Plant): With its big, bold leaves and distinctive cuts, the Monstera adds a tropical vibe to any room. It’s perfect for filling up an empty corner or creating a statement look.
• Snake Plant: Known as one of the easiest plants to care for, the Snake Plant thrives on neglect. It’s great for beginners or anyone with a hectic schedule. Bonus: It’s a natural air purifier!
• Pothos (Devil’s Ivy): This trailing beauty grows fast and looks stunning draped over shelves or in hanging baskets. Pothos is forgiving if you forget a watering or two and thrives in various lighting conditions.
• ZZ Plant: Sleek, modern, and virtually unkillable, the ZZ Plant is perfect for low-light spaces. It’s also super low-maintenance, needing only occasional watering.
• Peace Lily: A timeless classic, the Peace Lily’s lush green leaves and elegant white blooms make it a popular choice. It’s not just beautiful—this plant also signals when it needs water, making it beginner-friendly.

Easy Tips for Plant Parenting Success

• Right Light: Every plant has different light needs. Snake Plants and ZZ Plants thrive in low light, while Monstera and Peace Lily prefer brighter, indirect light.
• Water Wisely: Overwatering is a common mistake. Check the soil’s moisture level before adding more water.
• Boost Humidity: Many plants love a little extra humidity. A simple tray of water and pebbles can work wonders!
• Repot Occasionally: To keep your plants happy, give them a new pot and fresh soil when they outgrow their current home.

Share the Green Love!

Do you have a favorite houseplant or a creative way to style them in your home? Share your tips, photos, or plant styling ideas in the comments below! 🌱

Thinking About a New Space for You and Your Plants?

A home with plenty of natural light and cozy nooks is a dream for plant lovers. If you’re considering a move, let’s find a space where you—and your green friends—will thrive. Reach out today to start your home search!

Even though the weather didn’t get the memo, October is here, and fall is officially in full swing! It may still feel like summer, but that’s not stopping us from enjoying all the season has to offer—pumpkin patches, festive events, and everything in between. Plus, we’re sharing some fun fall home decor tips to help you get your space ready for the season, along with a market update to keep you in the know. So grab your (iced) pumpkin latte and let’s dive into everything happening around the Greater Sacramento Area!

There’s so much happening around town this October! Don’t miss out on these exciting events:

LOCAL EVENTS:
Sacramento Kings: Click Here For Schedule
Sac Republic FC Schedule: Click Here For October Matches
Sacramento Farmers Markets: Click Here for Local Markets
Now – October 13th: 3rd Annual Oak Park Black Film Festival
Now – October 13th: Mrs. Doubtfire at Safe Credit Union Performing Arts Center
Now – October 31st: Sacramento Vegan Chef Challenge 2024
October 10-13th: 2024 Peoples Beer Festival
October 11-13th: Sacramento Fall Home & Garden Show
October 11th: The 24th Annual “A Place Called Sacramento” at Crest Theatre
October 12th: Sac Porchfest 2024
October 12-13th: El Dorado Hills Town Center Fall Festival
October 18-20th: Golden Sky Festival
October 19th: Indigenous People’s Day Celebration
October 19th: 2024 Spirits, Brews, & Bites in Old Folsom
October 26th: Sacramento Philharmonic & Opera – The Marriage of Figaro
October 26th: Festifall & Trick or Treating in Old Folsom
October 31st: Halloween Spooktacular 2024 at El Dorado Hills Town Center

 

FESTIVE FALL EVENTS:

Visit a Spooky Attraction
Go to a Pumpkin Patch

(October – Every Thursday)
Movies Under the Stars | 1000 Front Street, Sacramento CA 95814

Movies Under the Stars is a fast-selling outdoor movie night Thursdays in October. We choose movies with Halloween settings and bring in themed vendors to ring in the spirits. The movie is projected on a large wall and starts at sundown. Put on your provided headphones, grab your popcorn or dinner, and prepare for shivers down your spine. Bring your blankets or indulge in VIP seating — there are three ticket levels to choose from. Grab your tickets here!

October 10th: Monster House
October 17th: Hocus Pocus – SOLD OUT
October 24th: The Nightmare Before Christmas – SOLD OUT
October 31st: Twilight

(October – Select Days – See Schedule) 
River Fox Train Pumpkin Patch Express | 18095 County Road 117, West Sacramento, CA 95691

Celebrate the Fall Harvest on an unforgettable train ride through the Yolo County farmland. The festivities continue at our private park with trick-or-treating, carnival-style games & activities, photo opportunities, and pumpkin patch visit, all included in the ticket price. Costumes are encouraged! Book your tickets here.

(October 12th & 19th)
Sacramento History Museum Ghost Tours | 101 I St, Sacramento, CA 95814

Join the Sacramento History Museum and Sacramento Living History as we delve into the real stories of past Sacramento citizens, told from beyond the grave. Whether you’re a history enthusiast or simply a fan of a good ghost story, you’ll be captivated by tantalizing tales of how people lived—and met their end—in our vibrant city. Our team of spirited storytellers promises an evening of entertainment that will haunt your harvest season. Learn more here.

(October – Select Dates)
Sacramento Waterfront Harvest Specials | Old Sacramento

Check out these bars, restaurants, and retail stores offering Harvest Specials with tasty fall beverages, treats, and promotions. Learn more here.

(October – Every Thursday & Weekends)
Hay Rides from Top Hand Ranch | Old Sacramento

Get into the spirit of fall with a hay ride! Tickets are just $3! Every Thursday from 5-6 pm and weekends from 1-6 pm. Learn more here.

(October – Thursdays – Sundays) 
Sacramento Spooky River Cruise | 1207 Front Street, Sacramento, CA – L Street Dock

Kick off the Halloween Season along the Sacramento River with a Sacramento Spooky River Cruise. This scenic cruise along the Sacramento River is fun for the entire family!  Don’t forget to dress to impress as we will have a Halloween Costume Contest for the kids! Get your tickets here.

(October – Daily) 
A Trip to Apple Hill | Various Locations in Camino, CA 

Looking for a fall adventure in California? Head to Apple Hill in Camino, just east of Sacramento! With over 50 farms, wineries, bakeries, and even a brewery, it’s the perfect spot for apple picking, pumpkin patch fun, and all things autumn. Whether you’re craving fresh apple treats or just want to soak up the festive vibes, Apple Hill offers a charming fall escape for everyone. Don’t miss out on this hidden gem! Plan your visit here.

Transform Your Home with Harvest Decor

This fall, it’s all about creating a warm, welcoming space that captures the essence of the harvest season while staying on-trend. Here are some of the top decor ideas for 2024, with easy finds to help you bring these looks home!

Warm Neutrals with Pops of Color
2024 is seeing a shift towards neutral palettes like taupe, beige, and warm whites, accented with earthy tones like rust, deep orange, and sage green. These colors evoke the beauty of fall foliage while maintaining a clean, sophisticated look.

Product Idea: Chunky Knit Throw Blanket – Perfect for cozying up on chilly nights, this throw adds both texture and warmth to your space. Or warm up your space instantly with this earth-tone candleholder in the shade “Dusk”.

Natural Materials & Textures
Embrace the beauty of the season by incorporating organic textures into your fall decor. Woven baskets, wooden accents, and soft linens are key elements this year, bringing a serene and rustic harvest vibe to your home. These natural materials blur the line between indoors and outdoors, creating a warm and inviting space that feels grounded in nature.

Product Idea: Wicker Candle Pillars – Add a touch of rustic charm to your fall decor with these beautiful wooden candle pillars. Their natural texture and timeless appeal make them the perfect accent for any cozy autumn setting.

Statement Centerpieces
Make your harvest table the star of your fall decor with a bold, eye-catching centerpiece. In 2024, it’s all about creating striking displays that capture the season’s spirit. Think stacked pumpkins, vibrant dried flowers, and unique vases that add texture and visual interest. A well-designed centerpiece sets the tone for cozy gatherings and festive meals, making it a must-have this season.

Product Idea: DIY Fall Centerpiece – Craft your own stunning centerpiece, like this trendy bouquet, for a fresh, modern touch to your table. If you’re short on time, explore these beautiful artificial centerpiece options for an effortlessly stylish arrangement.

Festive Outdoor Spaces
Bring the warmth and charm of fall to your porch by creating a cozy, inviting area perfect for outdoor gatherings. Think plush seating, seasonal wreaths, and glowing lanterns to capture that crisp autumn ambiance. Whether you’re hosting a casual evening under the stars or simply enjoying the cool fall breeze, an outdoor space styled with seasonal touches makes every moment feel special.

Product Idea: Fall Outdoor Lanterns – Elevate the warmth and style of your outdoor space with a beautiful set of fall-themed lanterns. Consider these elegant hanging solar lanterns or flameless solar lanterns to provide a soft, glowing light that complements the season’s cozy feel.

Wondering how the local housing market is shaping up this Fall? Here’s a snapshot of the current trends:

• Home Sales: August experienced a slight decrease in sales, down just 4% from last year, with 3,135 homes sold.
• Median Price: The median home price increased by 3.5% to $500,000.
• Inventory: Active listings rose by 38.6% compared to last year, with 598 homes on the market in August.
• Time on Market: Homes are selling in an average of 16 days, reflecting strong demand for well-priced properties.
• Price Reductions: 33.3% of homes saw a price reduction.

 

Recap of the Sacramento Fall Market:

For Buyers: Home sales are slightly down, but increased inventory means more options. With the median home price now at $500,000, it’s important to act fast, as homes are selling in an average of just 16 days.

For Sellers: The rise in active listings creates opportunities in a competitive market. While 33.3% of homes have seen price reductions, well-priced properties are still drawing strong interest.

Overall, the Sacramento market this fall offers great opportunities for both buyers and sellers. If you want to discuss how these trends impact you, don’t hesitate to reach out!

March is in full swing and lucky for us, Sacramento has lots in store for residents and visitors alike! From Saint Patrick’s Day celebrations to Easter egg hunts and a myriad of springtime festivities, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. We are also sharing some fun DIY Easter crafts and delicious brunch recipes that you can make from the comfort of your own home. Finally, we’ll take a look at the local real estate market to explore the latest trends and developments as the spring housing market begins to unfold.

Sacramento is budding with events this March! See what’s in store this month and be sure to mark your calendars accordingly:

 

LOCAL EVENTS & HAPPENINGS:

Sacramento River Fox Train Easter Egg Express (Popular Event! Book Now)

Sacramento Kings 2024 Schedule

Front Street Carousel & Waterfront Wheel in Old Sacramento

Sacramento River Cats Schedule

Sac Republic Schedule

March 7: Women in Business Expo

March 8: Women’s History Month Group Art Exhibit at Amatoria

March 9: 19th Annual Gardeners Market at Shepherd Garden & Arts Center

March 9-10: Sacramento Comic-Con at SAFE Credit Union Convention Center

March 9: 3rd Annual City of Trees Mardi Gras Parade

March 10: Sacramento Antique Faire

March 14: Yoga Night & Sound Bath at Sac State

March 16: Old Sacramento Waterfront Saint Patrick’s Day Parade & Festival

March 16: Saint Patrick’s Day Charcuterie Workshop with Grazing Gouda

March 16-17: 2024 Shamrock’n 5K, 10K, Half Marathon & Leprechaun Dash

March 16-17: Leprechaun Lounge at Sacramento Railroad Museum

March 23: Easter Extravaganza

March 24: Sacramento Wedding Festival at Sheraton Grand Sacramento Hotel

March 30: Easter in the Park

March 30: Easter Eggstravaganza in Old Fair Oaks

SPRING FORWARD FOR DAYLIGHT SAVINGS:

Daylight savings time takes place on Sunday, March 10th at 2 am! Remember to set your clocks ahead by one hour and get ready to soak in that extra daylight in the days ahead!

EASTER DIY CRAFTS:

Looking to kick off the festivities this spring with some fun Easter crafts? We’ve got you covered with five simple yet adorable ideas that everyone can partake in!

Gold Leaf Easter Eggs: Tired of dunking your eggs in food coloring? Take your Easter egg game to the next level with these gorgeous gold-leaf Easter eggs. Learn how to create them here.

Good Egg Wreath: A good first impression starts with the entryway. And what better way to welcome guests than with a beautiful (and easy-to-make) Easter egg wreath? This simple yet timeless design sets the tone for spring. Check out the instructions here.

Ombrė Egg Table Centerpiece: This Ombrė Egg Centerpiece is everything you need and more for your table setting! Match your eggs and your plates to glasses, then neatly align them on a wooden sugar mold in the center of your table. Click here for the full tutorial.

Bunny Planters: Check out these adorable DIY bunny planters! The kids will have fun making them and you can put your green thumb to use (or use faux succulents). Learn how to make them here.

Lollipop Bunnies: Need a festive treat for the kids table? How about a fun surprise inside of an Easter basket? Try out these DIY lollipop bunnies! Click here to learn how to create them.

 

BRUNCHING AT HOME:

Bring on the brunch! From mimosas with a twist to savory frittatas, we’ve put together a list of recipes that will be sure to impress “every-bunny” at your brunch table.

FESTIVE DRINKS:

Get the party started with bright florals, tart fruits, and fresh flavors in these Easter-inspired cocktails!

Peep This: This peep-inspired Easter mimosa is sure to be a brunch favorite with pink lemonade, champagne, and assorted peeps. Get the recipe here.

Spicy Bloody Mary: Every Bloody Mary bar needs a spicy option, and this is the perfect recipe to fill the spot. Learn how to make this cocktail here.

Cranberry Cava Cocktail: This simple, two-ingredient cocktail incorporates cranberries to add a fresh, “spring aura” to the drink. Get the list of ingredients here.

Chocolate Egg Martini: This cocktail takes a grown-up spin on a child’s favorite with creme de cacao white liqueur and mini eggs. Get the recipe here.

Ginger Peach Soda Mocktail: This non-alcoholic recipe is a great mocktail for an Easter brunch. Learn how to make it here.

BRUNCH BITES:

Not sure what to add to this year’s Easter menu? These brunch-inspired bites will take your celebration to the next level!

Hash Brown Nests with Portobellos and Eggs: With crispy hashbrowns, cheesy eggs, and crumbled bacon, what’s not to love about these hash brown nests?

Easter Frittata: This Easter Frittata is loaded with feta cheese, asparagus, and eggs that come together perfectly to create a hearty main dish. Pair with this light salad to complete your meal.

Roasted Beet & Orange Salad: Earthy beets and sweet orange unite, resulting in a refreshing side (or main dish). Learn how to whip up this salad here.

Eggs Benedict Biscuit Cups: Looking for smaller bites? These egg benedict-inspired biscuit cups are great for when you are serving a large crowd.

Sweet and Savory Crepes: Create a crepe station with this simple yet delicious homemade crepe recipe. Add toppings like berries, whipped cream, jam, veggies, and more for an elevated crepe!

Slow Cooker Ham: There are tons of ways to cook ham but making it in your slow cooker might just be the easiest! Plus, it holds in all the moisture from that brown sugar glaze. Get the recipe here.

Pizza Rustica: This traditional Italian dish is often served on Easter, but it’s not like any pizza you’ve had before. Instead, it’s kind of like a double-crust quiche that’s loaded with an eggy custard, cured meats, and cheeses.

Ham & Cheese Sliders: In a pinch? These ham and cheese sliders are delicious and easy to make for large groups! Honey jalapeño mayo is the secret ingredient.

DESSERTS:

Don’t forget the dessert! Make Easter “eggs-tra” special with these holiday-inspired treats.

Gluten-Free Lemon Cake: Any gluten-free dessert lovers out there? This layered cake is filled with lemon curd and covered in a smooth, creamy, lemon buttercream frosting. Learn how to make it here.

Bird’s Nest Cookies: These easy chocolate nests are made with chocolate, peanut butter, and chow mein noodles, then finished off with candy eggs.

Marbled Egg Sugar Cookies: Here’s one way to keep your kids busy while they wait for the Easter bunny to arrive. Get the recipe here.

Chick Cupcakes: Be sure to make extra of these almost too-cute-to-eat vanilla chick cupcakes as they might just “fly” off your table.

Bunny Tail Lemon Sugar Cookies: Switch up your normal sugar cookies with these lemon-infused bunny cookies.

Bunny Oreo Balls: This no-bake dessert is the perfect way to hop into spring! Learn how to make them here.

Easter Bird’s Nests Mini Cheesecakes: These delicious, silky cheesecakes are topped with toasted coconut and mini eggs candies. Get the full recipe here.

Cracked Cadbury Egg: Graham crackers, butter, brown sugar, chocolate, and mini Cadbury chocolate eggs all come together to create this perfectly festive Easter dessert! Learn how to make your own here.

Wondering how the Sacramento housing market is shaping up for spring? According to the latest available stats from the California Association of Realtors, January ended with 303 home sales, a 15.6% increase from last year. The median sales price reached $465,000, a 3.1% increase from last year. The Active Listing Inventory decreased 24.3% from last year with 383 active listings. Listings were on the market for a median of 24 days and of those listings, 27.4% underwent a price reduction.

 

So what does this mean? The latest stats reveal a blooming Sacramento housing market, marked by rising sales and a slight rise in median sales price. However, the supply of available homes is somewhat limited. Sellers may benefit from the uptick in prices and sales, while buyers should be prepared for potential competition and consider acting swiftly in this active market. Now more than ever, it’s important to have an experienced Realtor to guide you through the home buying or selling process. Give me a call today! I would be happy to answer any real estate questions that you might have.