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Signature Homes offers new-home communities now open in Folsom, Lathrop and Oakley — plus three new communities are coming in early 2023 to Lodi and Sacra- mento. As a locally owned, award-winning homebuilder, Signature Homes has a 39-year tradition of superior quality and family- friendly home designs in desirable locations. Every Signature home is built with atten- tion to detail. Spacious great rooms and dining areas connect with gourmet kitchens with a large center island for counter seating. Designer details include custom beech cabinets plus stunning slab countertops and back- splash. Environmentally friendly and energy- efficient home features include LED recessed lighting and electric car charger capability. Ask about solar options too! Communities currently open and now selling include Legacy at Folsom Ranch, featuring final phase and upgraded model homes with three to five bedrooms, a loft (per plan) and up to approxi- mately 2,408 square feet. Located in home- town Folsom, Legacy is ideal for growing fami- lies and close to highly rated schools and hiking and biking trails. Priced from the $600,000s. Cardiff at River Islands offers spacious residences including five to six bedrooms, bonus room, California Room, an optional multigen- erational suite and up to approximately 3,677 square feet. Priced from the $900,000s. Explore master-planned living at River Islands in Lathrop with 13 lakes, riverside trails, a boathouse and great charter schools. Acacia in Oakley is a charming, gated community near the San Joaquin Delta for boating and recreation. Well-designed homes include four bedrooms, plus a loft or office (per plan) and up to approxi- mately 2,540 square feet. Priced from the $600,000s. Coming-soon communities include Lumina at Reynolds Ranch in Lodi, which will offer one- and two- story home designs that are walking distance to Reynolds Ranch Center for shopping and dining, and near charming downtown and Lodi wine country. The homes will include three to five bedrooms, a California Room (per plan) and up to approx- imately 3,149 square feet. Sacramento coming- soon communities include Coronado at Delta Shores, featuring spacious homes with four to five bedrooms, a loft, indoor-outdoor California Room and up to approximately 2,871 square feet. Next door is the Catalina at Delta Shores commu- nity, where homes will feature three to five bedrooms and up to approximately 2,521 square feet. Both communities are in the heart of Sacramento, just minutes from convenient commut- ing via the nearby light rail station, Interstate 5 or Highway 99. Join the interest list at www.sighomes.com for the latest updates on all coming-soon communities. Signature Homes has a tradition of quality craftsmanship, has built more than 99 residen- tial communities and 13,000 homes through- out the Bay Area and the Sacramento region. With a commitment to long-term customer satisfaction, Signature Homes has welcomed thousands of resi- dents into the Signa- ture family and looks forward to welcoming you. Beautiful model homes are open daily at the Legacy, Cardiff and Acacia communities from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. For more information, call Signature Homes at (925) 872-3876 or visit the website at www. sighomes.com Exclusively repre- sented by Signature Homes. DRE License #01885946. Prices, terms and availability subject to change with- out notice. Content provided by Signature Homes Model homes are now open at Signature Homes communities in Folsom, Lathrop and Oakley. Brand new communities are coming soon to Lodi and Sacramento. Discover Signature Homes' new-home communities plus 3 coming in early 2023 Area are relocating to Sacramento, attracted by the area's up-and- coming venture capital community. "Historically, this wasn't a place for a young family to move for career opportunities," he says. "But now, Sacra- mento entrepreneurs are getting funding from professional accelerators like Y Combinator." Greater Sacramento's higher-education insti- tutions also feed the growth. The universities, including UC Davis, are building research facilities around science and technology while expanding their environ- mental and agricultural offerings. Sales agent April Kellner of Discovery Homes, which has several new-home communities in greater Sacramento, also points to higher education as a huge draw for people relocating to the area. "Some couples and families from the Bay Area are realizing, 'My kids are going to go to UC Davis and we can afford to buy a beautiful, new home much closer to the university if we move to Sacramento.' " Among those buyers, some of them are first- time buyers who didn't have the means to buy in the Bay Area, she says. Others, she notes, purchase a brand-new second home in greater Sacramento and enjoy a more relaxed way of life with remote working or short commute times. "The entertain- ment, food and culture are terrific and getting around is so easy and quick," Kellner says. Plus Lake Tahoe and the Bay Area are each only 90 minutes from the new home in greater Sacramento. Both Broome and Testa explain that greater Sacramento offers a seamless market experience. In concert with local communities, agencies such as Visit Sacra- mento and the Greater Sacramento Economic Council have created a single destination. Here, home encom- passes a stretch of Cali- fornia living anchored on one side by downtown Sacramento and on the other by Folsom Lake, with the lifestyle benefits easily reachable from anywhere in between. Sacramento from page 14 Selland Family Restaurants A more affordable environment means there are plenty of up-and-coming restaurants to choose from. S16 BAY AREA NEWS GROUP 001 Advertising Section SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2022