Rated in the Top 10 Suburbs of the Greater Sacramento Area to raise a family offering a very small town feel- Loomis is a suburb of Sacramento with a population of 6,853. Loomis is in Placer County. Living in Loomis offers residents a suburban rural mix feel and most residents own their homes. In Loomis there are a lot of coffee shops and parks. Political views lean more conservative. The public schools in Loomis are very highly rated. The town of Loomis is very safe with minimal to no crime often reported. Loomis has a vibrant Real Estate market with consistent equitiable growth with some of the largest luxury and rural estates of the Greater Sacramento Area. 

Fair Oaks is a suburb of Sacramento with a population of 32,799. Fair Oaks is in Sacramento County. Living in Fair Oaks offers residents a dense suburban feel and most residents own their homes. The Fair Oaks Village is hot spot among residences- featuring an small town, old time feel of restaurants, shops and parks. Many young professionals and retirees live in Fair Oaks and residents tend to lean conservative. The public schools in Fair Oaks are highly rated. 

Carmichael is a suburb of Sacramento with a population of 76,948. Carmichael is in Sacramento County. Living in Carmichael offers residents a dense suburban feel and most residents own their homes. One of the many reasons to enjoy Carmichael is the proximity to the American River and the close proximity to Central Sacramento, Downtown and Midtown making it easy to enjoy the City's  ammenities. You will find residents of the area at most times of day jogging, walking, cycling and dog- walking along the American River Parkway. Kayaking, fishing in the near by ponds and skim boarding are among many of the River filled activities in Carmchael for kids and adults. Many young professionals, families and retirees live in Carmichael and residents tend to have moderate political views. The public schools in Carmichael are above average.

Arden Park/ Sierra Oaks, just a few miles East of downtown Sacramento, is a family friendly neighborhood nestled into a quiet community with highly rated public schools, tree-lined streets and spacious lots. It is located in the Arden-Arcade census region of Sacramento, bordered to the south by Fair Oaks Boulevard, to the west by Watt Avenue, to the north by Arden Way and to the east by Eastern Avenue.   Recognized by Sacramento Magazine as one of Sacramento's best neighborhoods, we celebrate our community where families and friends look out for each other, create a sense of community, and come together for events organized and hosted by the Arden Park Recreation and Park District. Arden Park has a true sense of community, with its tree-lined streets, two parks, and many activities for neighbors of all ages. Arden Park has its own Neighborhood Preservation Area designation, intended to preserve the atmosphere of the neighborhood.  Arden Park (the largest of the nearby parks), is located in the heart of the community on La Sierra Drive, and hosts many of the community events, such as Music in the Park, Movies in the Park, Easter Eggstravaganza, Fourth of July Parade, and Tents In Town, an overnight camp-out.  It also offers youth sport camps, swim team, little league, soccer and adult softball, tennis and fitness programs.  Cresta Park is at the center of three streets – Las Cruces Drive, Esperanza Drive, and Cresta Way - and is surrounded by homes. It features a playground, tennis courts, an open sports field and picnic areas. 

Known for it's rich architectural history East Sacramento is a neighborhood in Sacramento, California with a population of 18,927. East Sacramento is in Sacramento County and is one of the best places to live in California. Known for some of its more well known areas like the Fab 40s; with large pre-war estates and large trees lining the streets. The yearly 4th of July parade and the Christmas lights belong to something out of a movie. There is no better combination of safe suburban life and walkability to high end eateries and local shops like East Sacramento. Wiith a daily buzz of life always apparent in the quaint area the real estate market thrives just the same. Living in East Sacramento offers residents a dense suburban feel and most residents own their homes. Many young professionals live in East Sacramento and residents tend to be liberal.