
In the midst of the world's fifth largest
economy lies Central California-the heart of
the Golden State. Within this nearly 26,000
square mile region, are the communities of
the Central Valley, Sierra Nevada Mountains
and the High Mojave Desert, each with its own
economy and industry clusters.
Long recognized as the state’s agricultural heartland, Central California has been attracting new residents and businesses in unprecedented numbers. Over the next decade, 85 percent of California’s new growth will occur in the Central part of the state. You’ll find a large pool of trainable and skilled workers with multi-language capabilities and a strong work ethic—at a lower cost than most other areas within the state.
“In the broadest sense, the Central California real estate market is healthy, strong and active,” says Colliers Tingey International chairman & CEO Bobby Fena.
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