Find Production spaces for rent in Sacramento, CA

About Sacramento

Where should we start when it comes to learning about Sacramento? It is the capital of the state and has so much to offer with business and industry, as a residential location, a political hub, and a recreation destination. The city of Sacramento is located at the confluence, or meeting point of the Sacramento and American Rivers.

The population of over 524,000 is one of the most diverse in California and is growing rapidly. It is a hipster population with many cultural and job opportunities within the city. Sacramento manages to blend the past and the present in an eclectic way that continues attracting young professionals, retirees, and everyone in between.

Production Space Options in Sacramento

In the past, production space options in Sacramento have been overlooked, but not anymore. The city is really coming into its own with the locations available, and the cultural and professional opportunities that accompany them. The political scene in Sacramento has helped augment all other industries to create more opportunities for everyone.

• Catering
  We all know that there are many benefits to having a diverse population and these extend well beyond cuisine. But let us think of the diverse catering options in Sacramento as a secondary benefit or unintended consequence because they are stellar.
  
  
• Furniture Rentals
  The city of Sacramento is a hub of activity, for both the intellectual capital types of businesses and the shipping industries. With all the businesses and politics in the city, there are also plenty of furniture and equipment rental options.
  
  
• Transportation
  Transportation always seems like a daunting task in a new city, but it is fairly easy in Sacramento because the public transportation options, as well as the variety of private transportation options, make it easy to move about.

Production Space Companies in Sacramento

These production space companies in Sacramento, California have made the magic happen for all types of clients, and are favorite choices of locals, so you know they are trustworthy.

• Xochimilco Authentic Mexican Restaurant & Catering
  We love authentic Mexican cuisine, and the best around is Xochimilco. This family-owned and operated business have been delighting the tastes of residents and visitors since 1963. The catering options will have you counting down the hours until they arrive.
  
  
• Brite Ideas Home Staging
  Sometimes it is hard to know where to begin, and that is where a company like Brite Ideas Home Staging comes in. They have an extensive inventory and a designer’s touch to help you transform the production space into something spectacular.
  
  
• Sacramento City Car Service
  Sacramento City Car Service gets you where you need to be while respecting your privacy, prioritizing your safety, and managing your punctuality. Leave it to these seasoned professionals to manage the logistics and give you a smooth ride.

Pros and Cons of Production Spaces in Sacramento

Sometimes everything just clicks into place and feels right, and that is the way most people feel about this city. However, there are some pros and cons of production space in Sacramento to consider.

Advantages

• The weather
  Sacramento enjoys the same mild weather and Mediterranean climate that we see in other northern California cities. It can get hot in the summer months, but in general, it is a beautiful place to be any time of year, and the weather is almost always pleasant during the winter months.
  
  
• City of trees
  Sacramento earned the nickname the City of Trees because they have more trees than all the other cities in the world. The city takes immense pride in its urban forest, and that benefits everyone who lives and works here. Trees are also well cared for under the city’s urban forestry plan.
  
  
• Cost-effective
  The cost of living is lower in Sacramento than in other California cities, and that transfers over to production space options and everything else you will want to do while visiting. In the grand scheme of your budget, this might not seem important, but it does add up.

Disadvantages

• Flood risk
  The Sacramento and American Rivers are both beautiful but also present a flood risk. The city is about 100 square miles total in size, and much of that is reserved as flood plain areas for the floods that the municipal officials know will happen. Although the droughts have lessened this risk, they should still be kept in mind.
  
  
• Crime rates
  Unfortunately, the crime rate is higher in Sacramento than in other cities by a whopping 32% when compared to the national average. The city is taking steps to lower the crime rate, but it is still higher, and precautions should be taken while visiting.
  
  
• Traffic
  The streets of Sacramento are busier than ever, and that can make getting to and from your production space a bit more challenging. Take the extra traffic into account and plan your day accordingly (or let your private transportation company know) so that you ensure you are where you need to be on time.

Famous Locations in Sacramento

• California State Capitol Building
  The state capitol building in each state is unique and usually a little awe-worthy. But the California State Capitol Building is something to behold. It is a majestic and stately building with a museum documenting the history of the state. It is situated on 37 acres and the gardens are as enticing as the interior of the building.
  
  
• Discovery Park
  Discovery Park is 302-acres of greenway and water access. It is part of the flood control area for Sacramento as it is located where the American River meets the Sacramento River, and in the winter, it is common to see parts of it underwater, which is pretty cool itself. Obviously, river access and water sports are popular here, but there is also a bike/walking trail, softball field, picnic areas, and more.
  
  
• California State Railroad Museum
  The California State Railroad Museum helps document the history of the state, and how the “iron horse” connected California with the rest of the country. Even those that are not huge railroad fans are awed by the history, and one of our favorite features is the 50-minute train ride along the Sacramento River.