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Blue Mountain Communities has been Northern California's premier developer for over 35 years, impress- ing residents with their quality-crafted homes and carefully planned communities. Over time, as the world has continued to change, one thing remains — Blue Mountain Communi- ties' commitment to excellence. As the real estate market shows signs of shifting, Blue Moun- tain Communities is responding by offering prospective homebuy- ers a chance to own a new home in one of their four impressive neighborhoods and save money — for a limited time. Those looking for a dream waterfront loca- tion are turning to Delta Coves at Bethel Island, an idyllic community boasting a prime loca- tion right on the water. Within a gorgeous master plan complete with The Island Camp, a resident-only club, Delta Coves is an inti- mate and tight-knit community, where camaraderie and fun are at the forefront. Homes are priced from the $1 millions. Featuring an impres- sive collection of luxury homes, Delta Coves offers homebuyers an opportunity to enhance their home with a vari- ety of selections, flex- ible room options and even backyards with expanded decks. This allows more space for relaxing and entertain- ing while taking in the amazing surrounding views. Just 20 minutes from Sacramento is the quaint town of Rescue, home to Revere at Silver Springs. This peaceful community blends the tranquility of rural life with easy access to all nearby amenities. Prospective homebuyers will love the incredible homes at Revere, which have been designed with luxury in mind. With up to six bedrooms, these spacious single- and two-story homes are perfect for a variety of lifestyles. Homes are priced from the $900,000s. "Our homes are exceptionally spacious and sit on one-quarter acre to three-quarter acre homesites, which provide ample space to live, work, and play," comments Joe Klusnick, marketing director for Blue Mountain Commu- nities. "Now, with new pricing announced, they are much more afford- able than other homes in the area." Closer to Sacra- mento is Provence. Situated in the heart of Natomas, just minutes away from downtown Sacramento, residents of Provence will enjoy all the best that the city has to offer with easy commutes to work, shopping and the airport. Featuring an extraordinary collection of townhomes, Blue Mountain Communi- ties is momentarily offering an impressive $20,000 incentive on select homes. If you have been considering a move to Sacramento, there is no better time. Homes are priced from the $400,000s. With only three homes remaining, Carnelian in Granite Bay has more for home shoppers, including the opportunity to purchase a builder-upgraded model home. This beau- tiful, gated community is situated in a 10/10 ranked school district and just minutes away from some of the area's best shopping, dining, and entertainment. Offering $25,000 in incentives on move-in- ready, quick-close homes makes this a deal not to be missed. Homes are priced from the $700,000s. "This is the best opportunity to take advantage of amazing incentives available in one of our four premier neighborhoods and close this year," Klusnick continues. Our new-home sales advisers are available by phone, text and chat. To learn more or schedule a tour, visit www.Blue MountainCommunities. com today. Content provided by Blue Mountain Communities From luxury homes on large homesites to townhome neighborhoods, Blue Mountain Communities is offering homebuyers a chance to own a new home and save money. Northern California real estate market remains strong at 4 Blue Mountain communities to life, all less than an hour's drive through the area's varied terrain. And then there's the food, entertain- ment, arts, museums, parks and recreation sprinkled throughout the city's mix of notable neighborhoods. "We're so much more than Old Sac and the Gold Rush of 1849," says Testa of Visit Sacramento. Savor outstanding dining experiences As the home of the farm-to-fork move- ment since before that term even existed, dining establishments and markets in greater Sacramento continue to embrace the area's long-standing commit- ment to agricultural superiority. "We have great dining from downtown Sacramento up through Granite Bay," says Joe Klusnick, marketing director of Blue Moun- tain Communities, which has several new- home communities from Natomas within Sacra- mento out to Granite Bay. "You can find every kind of cuisine here," he adds. Three years ago, Visit Sacramento attracted the attention of the Michelin Guide, inviting the organization to explore Sacramento's dining scene. The result was inclu- sion of about a dozen Sacramento restaurants in the guide, a number that has now reached 15. By comparison, San Jose has five Michelin ranked restaurants. Year-round weekly farmers markets cater to the same chefs who run the restaurants that define Sacramento's prosperity in farm-to- fork cuisine. "When you're in one of the most racially diverse communities in America and people are invested in the area, you're going to have great food," says Barry Broome, CEO of the Greater Sacramento Economic Council. Building on that theme, Sacramento's Farm-to-Fork Festival every September draws thousands of people to eat, drink, taste, shop and relax with friends and family alongside a lineup of top enter- tainers on various stages. Find family fun all around town All that food and merriment can be easily reached from Sacramen- to's array of neighbor- hoods, each with its own distinct identity. The highly desirable Natomas neighbor- hood, for instance, has carved out a reputa- tion for a wonderful lifestyle for people of all ages, just minutes from downtown. "Natomas has among the highest number of parks per capita of all neighbor- hoods in California," says Klusnick of Blue Mountain. "There are local community parks, See SACRAMENTO Pg 14 Sacramento from page 4 In America's Farm-to-Fork Capital, diners can experience an impressive variety of terrific cuisine. S12 BAY AREA NEWS GROUP 001 Advertising Section SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2022