00-PDS - July 2026 Tour-Natomas, Grass Valley, Auburn & Downtown & Midtown Sacramento
Natomas, Grass Valley, Auburn, Downtown/Midtown Sacramento July 2026 Tour
End-cap
Space likely too small, but does have a mezzanine in place.
End-cap opportunity available. LL has an offer on the table, but would prefer to do PDS instead. REMAX wants to downsize and LL could relocate within the shopping center. One
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NATOMAS
Northlake Commons
For: Ca 99 S At W Elkhorn Blvd Sacramento, CA, 94203
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Park Place II
4690-4780 Natomas Blvd | Sacramento, CA 95835
Property Information
Park Place II is a ±257,766 sq. ft. regional shopping center located in the heart of North Natomas, on the northeast corner of Natomas Boulevard and Del Paso Road in Sacramento, CA. This expansion to the successful Raley’sanchored Park Place I is anchored by Kohl’s, Marshalls, and Planet Fitness and has restaurant and shop space available for lease.
Park Place is located five miles from of the heart of Downtown Sacramento, within minutes of Interstate 5 & Interstate 80, and is also close to the Sacramento International Airport. The center is strategically located near quality residential communities and large employment centers.
Property Features
• High visibility anchor, restaurant, & shop space available
• Anchored by Kohl’s Department Store, Planet Fitness, and Marshall’s
• Easy access to the center with reciprocal access to Phase I (Raley’s)
• Signalized intersection
• High traffic counts - Del Paso Rd 27,992ADT
• Easy access to Interstates 5 and 80
• Excellent upgraded monument signage
• Abundant parking
• Strong daytime population with over 40,450 workers in primary trade area for center (3 miles)
For: Parkplace North Dr At Natomas Blvd Sacramento, CA, 95835
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GRASS VALLEY
GLENBROOK PLAZA
The Glenbrook Plaza Shopping Center is located along Highway 49 at the northwest quadrant of Sutton Way and Brunswick Road in Grass Valley, California.
Part of 1.9 million square feet of commercial retail space within a seven mile radius of the center, this ±112,472 square foot neighborhood center has strong anchor cotenants including Grocery Outlet, Staples and Ben Franklin Crafts. The center features easy access, ample parking and is centrally located to serve residents in both the Grass Valley/Nevada City markets.
With notable shop and restaurant tenants such as Panda Express, Round Table Pizza, PostNet, Great Clips and Bank of America, Glenbrook Plaza draws customers from a regional area of Nevada County that consists of approximately 974 square miles.
Major employers in Grass Valley and Nevada City include Nevada County, Nevada Union High School, Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital and Briar Patch Food Co-op. In addition, as a historic gold mining town, Grass Valley’s tourism industry attracts more than 40% of Nevada County’s tourists annually.
SQUARE FEET ANCHOR TENANTS
GET
TO KNOW YOUR NEIGHBORS.
TRADE AREA & DEMOGRAPHICS
GRASS VALLEY
RETAIL TRADE AREA
KEVIN SOARES
Executive Vice President CA DRE #01291491
ksoares@gallellire.com
JEFF HAGAN
Senior Vice President CA DRE #01494218
jhagan@gallellire.com
GALLELLI REAL ESTATE
3005 Douglas Boulevard, Suite 200 Roseville, CA 95661 (916) 772-1700 GallelliRE.com
Glenbrook Plaza
For: Sutton Way At Brunswick Rd Grass Valley, CA, 95945
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Glenbrook Plaza
For: Sutton Way At Brunswick Rd Grass Valley, CA, 95945
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Pine Creek Shopping Center
Highway 49 & McKnight Way | Grass Valley, CA 95949
Property Highlights
• Anchored by high performing Raley’s, Starbucks, JC Penney, and Petco, making this shopping center the main retail hub in Grass Valley and Nevada County
• The Project is located right off Highway 49, providing easy access on and off the highway and excellent visibility to highway travelers
• Strong mix of national and local tenants, drawing in the surrounding residential area
Landlord Marketing
Landlord manages the Pine Creek Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/PineCreekShoppingCenter/.
In order to build an audience and connect with the community, unique and tenant-specific content is regularly posted as well as to promote/boost content or that of our tenants’ using the landlord’s own advertising budget. It is also their go-to avenue to promote on-site events.
Seasonal social media contests are hosted to boost engagement and highlight certain tenants
An onsite farmers’ market as hosted this year in partnership with the Nevada County Certified Growers’ Market.
Other on-site events have included holiday caroling, small concerts in the amphitheater on-site, etc.
2024 Estimated Demographics - 15-Minute Drive Time
58,869
Daytime Population
25,075 Households
3,756
$110,630
Three times a year a coupon mailer is issued featuring special promotions/ coupons from participating tenants (all tenants are welcomed to participate).
For: Freeman Ln At W Mcknight Way Grass Valley, CA, 95949
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Pine Creek Shopping Center
For: Freeman Ln At W Mcknight Way Grass Valley, CA, 95949
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AUBURN
AUBURN TOWN CENTER highlights include:
• Located at two signalized intersections
• Easy ingress and egress with ample parking!
• Strategic Freeway Access where I-80 and Highway 49 meet.
• Strong daily regional and national co-tenancy.
• Regional pit stop between Sacramento and Lake Tahoe
• Prominent I-80 pylon signage to pull in traffic
• Back of space faces the freeway for back space signage opportunity!
• Regional trade area exceeds 160,000 people
ABOUT THE PROPERTY
Auburn functions as the retail hub for the Sierra foothills, serving a regional trade area of 160,000+ residents across Placer County and surrounding communities. Auburn Town Center is a busy neighborhood shopping center anchored by Save Mart, CVS, Wells Fargo, Starbucks, and First Northern Bank and 80. Not only does Auburn Town Center draw consumers from Auburn, Meadow Vista, Newcastle, Penryn, Foresthill and surrounding rural neighborhoods, but also captures Sacramento commuters, and year-round recreation visitors traveling to the Sierra/Reno area for recreation or business needs year round. Auburn Town Center is a natural stop for daily retail needs and service-oriented tenants This marketing flyer is for Bldg 6 located at 342 370 Elm Street which has up to 6,650 contiguous space available.
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AUBURN AREA DEVELOPMENTS SLATED FOR CONSTRUCTION (please verify with the City of Auburn for any updates)...
1. MILL CREEK RESIDENTIAL PROJECT 322 single family homes.
AUBURN TOWN CENTER
2. OLD AIRPORT MIXED USE
12.6 acres, 108,000sf light industrial park, medical offices, wellness center, retail space, mini storage with RV/boat storage, 3 story mixed use building and a 28 room boutique hotel.
3. MARRIOT MEADOWS PARK EXPANSION 24 acre park expansion, splash pad, playground, dog park, bocce courts, trail.
4. CANYON CREEK and BRIAR MEADOWS 23 land 36 luxury home s
The information contained herein in this brochure was obtained from sources deemed reliable; however, Ray Stone Incorporated makes no guaranties, warranties or representations to the completeness or accuracy thereof.
Auburn Town Center
For: Elm Ave At Auburn Ravine Rd Auburn, CA, 95603
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DOWNTOWN/MIDTOWN SACRAMENTO
DOWNTOWN SACRAMENTO
At a Glance
587,000+ SF retail and restaurants
OF DOWNTOWN SACRAMENTO SACRAMENTO GOLDEN 1 CENTER, HOME OF THE SACRAMENTO KINGS over 200 eventshostedannually
ROOM KIMPTON SAWYER HOTEL +3 adjoining hotels with an additional 630 rooms
At a Glance
The Future of DOWNTOWN SACRAMENTO
Center City Residential Units
Since 2018 Past Year
Being Built 4,201 858 3,332
HOTELS + TOURISM
20.5+ MILLION
Annual visitors to Downtown Sacramento
$1.3 BILLION
Estimated annual visitor spending
Est. Avg. HH Income (2024)
2 Miles
Tourism and visitation remain strong in Sacramento. The Downtown Sacramento Partnership will expand its footprint from a 66-block district to 102 blocks in January 2026, incorporating the Railyards and increasing downtown visibility and programming. Downtown Sacramento welcomed more than 20.5 million visitors in the most recent year, reinforcing its role as a regional destination.
5 Miles
10 Miles
$89,103 $96,117
$95,488
Est. Daytime Population (2024)
2 Miles
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10 Miles
Downtown Sacramento continues to attract millions of visitors annually, fueling demand for experiential retail and dining.
4,200
Hotel Rooms within 3 Miles
The SAFE Credit Union Convention Center, with walkability to DOCO, hosts year-round events and conventions, now including Terre Madres Americas (Farm-to-Fork). Plans for a new 28-story hotel will be built next to the Performing Arts Center and connected to the Convention Center in 2028.
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10 Miles 15 Miles
Est. Population Growth (2023) 347,690 908,571 1,562,027
SPORTS + ENTERTAINMENT
100,000+ Employees within one mile of dining, shopping and entertainment at DOCO
Downtown Sacramento is home to DOCO's Golden 1 Center and the Sacramento Kings NBA team. Nearby, the Railyards redevelopment will introduce millions of square feet of mixed-use development, extending downtown’s reach and walkability.
15M DOCO & Golden 1
Walking distance to DOCO and owned by the Sacramento Kings is Sutter Health Park. MLB's A's have made the ballpark their temporary home for the 2025-2027 seasons, bringing more fans downtown and a boost in visits and spending.
Center annual visitors for events, tourism and more.
120,000 SF
New Sutter Health lease adjacent to Downtown Commons
RESIDENTIAL
587,000+ SF retail and restaurants CENTER OF DOWNTOWN SACRAMENTO SACRAMENTO GOLDEN 1 CENTER, HOME OF THE SACRAMENTO KINGS over 200 eventshostedannually
Downtown Sacramento’s residential population continues to grow, with thousands of new units planned or under construction within walking distance of DOCO. This expanding urban neighborhood supports sustained demand for food, beverage, service-oriented retail, and lifestyle concepts.
250 ROOM KIMPTON SAWYER HOTEL +3 adjoining hotels with an additional 630 rooms
NEW DEVELOPMENT
Major healthcare systems continue to anchor Downtown Sacramento, bringing a consistent daytime population to the area.
45 CONTEMPORARY HOMES above the Kimpton Sawyer Hotel
• 120,000 square feet sports medicine complex opening soon will further strengthen the medical corridor and daily consumer traffic.
• Kaiser Permanente operates a medical office building directly across from DOCO at 5th & J Street.
20,000 NEW RESIDENTIAL UNITS under construction or in pre-development WITHIN 15 BLOCKS OF DOCO
• Sac State’s Capitol Mall Project is a massive undertaking to transform Capitol Mall with up to 5 million square feet of new development including classrooms, housing, research labs, and retail, funded by $500M from the state.
Multi-Family (5 Years & Newer)
Breweries/Eateries Hotel
Museum/Event Center
Shopping/Grocery/Fitness
For: 5Th St At J St Sacramento, CA, 95814
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THE OPPORTUNITY
SPACE AVAILABLE
Address: 1530 J Street, Sacramento, CA 95814
Available Suites:
» Suite 100: ±3,124 SF
» Suite 120: ±2,934 SF
» Lower Level (Suite 120): ±1,856 SF
Total Available: ±6,057 SF
Asking Rent: Negotiable
Total Building Size: 45,576 SF | 4 stories
FEATURES
» FORMER PF CHANGS FOR OVER 20 YEARS
Was among the highest revenue generating restaurants in the area
» High ceilings (±16’), large windows, natural light
» Two outdoor patios
» Partial existing kitchen / Prep Area with FF&E in the basement
» Multiple sinks and floor drains in the 1st Floor Area
» Hood Shaft
» 18 luxury apartments above
AVAILABLE SPACE
» Signage at one of the city’s most visible intersections
» All new HVAC including kitchen exhaust with capacity to supply 1 ton per 150sf.
» Existing 1200 Amp electrical service.
» Existing 2psi medium pressure 6500 CFH natural gas service.
Positioned at the corner of 16th & J Street arguably the most visible intersection on the grid—1530 J Street sits at the nexus of Downtown and Midtown Sacramento. This central location offers exceptional access to the city’s most powerful foot traffic engines: the Convention Center, Golden 1 Center, Memorial Auditorium, and the SAFE Credit Union Performing Arts Center. With over 2.8 million annual visitors circulating through these venues and thousands more drawn by nearby nightlife, dining, and retail destinations, this property places tenants squarely in the path of steady, year-round activity.
Public transportation, bike access, and over 1,000 parking stalls within a few blocks make the location accessible from all angles. Whether arriving by car, light rail, bike, or on foot, the experience is seamless. With a Walk Score of 98 and Bike Score of 99, this truly is one of Sacramento’s most connected addresses—offering convenience for customers and operational ease for tenants.
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1530 K St (250 stalls)
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THE DISTRICT
1530 J Street anchors Sacramento’s vibrant Theater District—a cultural corridor that blends history, performance, and modern urban energy. From Broadway tours and ballet to civic events and live music, the area pulses with creative programming that draws an eclectic audience. Steps from Mikuni Sushi, Cafeteria 15L and Gold Fields, this location is a natural stop for pre-show dining or post-event drinks.
But the draw extends beyond entertainment. The Theater District is experiencing renewed investment and attention, with a wave of mixed-use developments, boutique hotels, and pedestrian-focused improvements enhancing the area’s momentum. From young professionals to seasoned arts patrons, the district offers a dynamic customer base ready to engage with new retail and dining experiences.
NEIGHBORHOOD OVERVIEW
Midtown Sacramento continues to emerge as one of California’s most compelling urban destinations—where legacy buildings meet next-gen operators, and daily life blends with dynamic experiences. 1530 J Street benefits from its proximity to several influential districts, including the Handle District’s culinary scene and Lavender Heights’ cultural heartbeat. The neighborhood’s diverse programming—like Second Saturday, the nationally recognized Midtown Farmers Market, and block-wide festivals—ensures a regular cadence of community engagement and economic activity.
Surrounded by residential density, a strong employment base, and hotel-driven tourism, the area strikes a rare balance of weekday productivity and weekend vibrancy. Tenants at 1530 J Street will not only be part of a growing retail and hospitality scene—they’ll be positioned to help shape it.
HOW SACRAMENTO TURNED INTO A GREAT RESTAURANT CITY
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• Embassy Suites – 242 suites
• Hyatt Centric – 165 rooms
• Residence Inn – 235 rooms
• Exchange Hotel – 100 rooms
• AC Hotel – 179 rooms
Convention Center Hotel –28 stories, adjacent to SAFE
Canopy by Hilton –275 rooms + 50 apartments
10K & 14I –
New mixed-use hotel concepts underway
MULTI-FAMILY UNITS IN THE AREA
■ THE GRACE
15th and G Street
41 Apartments
■ ESPERANZA
12th and E Street
137 units
■ CYPRESS
1330 N St
98 Luxury Apartments
■ LEGADO
1520 16th St
84 Apartments
■ THE MANSION
1517 H St
153 Apartments
■ H16
731 16th St
95 Apartments
■ 19 J MIDTOWN
1827 J St
200 Apartments
■ GOVERNOR’S CORNER
1600 H St 44 Apartments
■ THE MOD
726 16th St 129 Apartments
■ LAVENDER COURTYARD
1616 F St 53 Apartments
■ 17TH CENTRAL
1026 17th St 111 Apartments
■ ELEANOR 501 16th St 95 Apartments
■ ENVOY
1010 11th St 153 Apartments
■ STUDIO 30
500 16th 30 Apartments
1,423 TOTAL UNITS
1530 J ST. THE ELLIOTT BUILDING
THE MOD AT MIDTOWN STUDIO 30 RESIDENCES
GRACE
MANSION LEGADO DE RAVEL APARTMENTS
17TH CENTRAL
GOVERNOR’S CORNER LAVENDER COURTYARD
19J MIDTOWN APARTMENTS
AREA OVERVIEW MAP
GREATER SACRAMENTO DATA POINTS
GENERAL STATISTICS
POPULATION BREAKDOWN
unparalleled culinary and entertainment experience.
But Sacramento isn’t just about the nightlife; it’s a city thriving with culture and creativity. With a bustling art scene and ongoing development, including the expansion of R Street and numerous new housing projects, Sacramento is a city on the rise. Whether you’re looking to buy a home or open a business, this city offers endless opportunities for growth and success.
Beyond the city limits, Sacramento’s central location provides easy access to some of California’s most breathtaking destinations. From the majestic Sierra Nevada Mountain range to the historic Gold Country, and the world-renowned wine regions of Napa Valley and Sonoma County, Sacramento puts you within reach of it all. And let’s not forget the stunning coastal views of the Bay Area, just a short drive away.
Yet, amidst all these incredible attractions, the true gem of Sacramento lies in its people, its businesses, and the spirit of the city itself. Friendly neighbors, innovative entrepreneurs, and a strong sense of community make Sacramento not just a place to live, but a place to thrive. Whether you’re looking to settle down, start a family, or pursue your entrepreneurial dreams, Sacramento welcomes you with open arms and endless opportunities. Welcome home.
ICONIC CORNER RESTAURANT OR RETAIL SPACE
CENTER STAGE.
16th & J
The Elliott Building For: 1530 J St Sacramento, CA, 95814
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Downtown Mixed Use Building For: 2407 J St Sacramento, CA, 95816
