Sacramento's Largest Retail Developer
Over 4 Million Square Feet Under Development
Petrovich Development Company is a fully integrated development company with over 4 million square feet of unique retail centers being developed in 2008, 2009 and 2010. Be it a regional Power Center or a small neighborhood center, our goal is to create uniquely designed retail shopping centers that add value to the surrounding community. We strive to accomplish this by strategically combining a tenant mix that answers the needs of the consumer and developing a center that exceeds expectations by incorporating features of public art and fountains to fit into the character of the region.
It's not a “sound bite”, its what we do!
Paul Petrovich
President
Petrovich Development Company
March 1, 2010
We've Moved!
As of Monday, March 1, 2010, Petrovich Development Company's new address is:
825 K Street, Suite 300
Sacramento, California 95814
Telephone: 916-442-4600
Facsimile: 916-442-6313
July 26, 2009
Neighbors, developer wrestle over Curtis Park railyard project
A capital city shaped by its role in American railroad history is about to tackle its second large effort to build a new community of houses and stores on an old, toxic railyard.
This time, the story is unfolding in Curtis Park, a leafy enclave a few miles southeast of the larger downtown railyard also under redevelopment.
Developer Paul Petrovich proposes to turn a vacant 72acre slice of Curtis Park land where Western Pacific Railroad workers once repaired locomotives into a new urban neighborhood. After years of delay, his proposal is headed to City Hall for votes as soon as August or early September, city development officials say.
May 21, 2009
Electric tower moved 15 feet to make way for interchange
Working Tuesday, PG&E relocated the electric tower along the east side of CR-102 roughly 15 feet east because it was in conflict with the upcoming I-5 and A PG&E electric tower was relocated 15 feet this week to make way for a new interchange at I-5 and CR-102. (Courtesy) More…
April 15, 2009
Private Art In Public Places
April 1, 2009
Best Buy, Michaels Make it to Woodland
Written by SASHA LEKACH
Once a quiet farm town, Woodland is becoming the next retail hot spot in Yolo County.
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