California lawmakers have been the most active on creating housing policy in their respective chambers.

Unemployment in the Sacramento region has fallen to below 4%, led in part by private sector growth in healthcare and technology, as year-over-year rental growth is expected in the high-single digits in 2018.

The Urban Land Institute predicts GDP growth will be 1.7% in 2020 while CRE volumes will have dropped to $415 billion.

Its time to rethink the mall, and a mix of uses seems the best bet.