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Shingle Springs Band Of Miwok Indians Purchases Land At 301 Capitol Mall For $17M

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$17,000,000

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Development Site104,108 SF
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Shingle Springs Band Of Miwok Indians Purchases Land At 301 Capitol Mall For $17M

301 Capitol Mall

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Development Site104,108 SF
Sold 04/03/2024
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CALIFORNIA
Asset Type:Development Site
Price Per Square Foot:$163
Total Square Footage:104,108 SF
Transaction Type:Sale

The vacant lot at 301 Capitol Mall in Sacramento was sold for $17 million in a transaction involving the Shingle Springs Band of Miwok Indians purchasing the property from Marcie Frost of the California Public Employees’ Retirement System. The site was originally intended for twin 53-story towers, but development plans were interrupted by the Great Recession, leaving the tribe to determine its future use.

Summary of transaction details:

The deal was facilitated by brokers Ken Turton, Matt Axford, and Scott Kingston from Turton Commercial Real Estate, who represented the involved parties in the sale of the land. The purchase marked a significant moment for the Shingle Springs Band of Miwok Indians as it signified a return to their ancestral lands.

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Ken Turton
2 deals$19.2M volume(916) 573-3300
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Scott Kingston
Turton Commercial Real Estate
1 deal$17M volume(916) 573-3309
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Matthew (Matt) Axford
Turton Commercial Real Estate
1 deal$17M volume(916) 573-3308
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Details

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IMAGE: 04/03/2024 ADDRESS: 301 Capitol Mall MARKET: Sacramento ASSET TYPE: Land BUYER: The Shingle Springs Band of Miwok Indians SELLER: Marcie Frost - California Public Employees’ Retirement System BROKERS: Ken Turton, Matt Axford & Scott Kingston - Turton Commercial Real Estate SALE PRICE: $17,000,000 NOTE: The Shingle Springs Band of Miwok Indians purchases the vacant lot at 301 Capitol Mall in Sacramento for $17 million from CalPERS, marking a significant return to their ancestral lands. Originally intended for twin 53-story towers, the site's development was halted by the Great Recession, with the tribe's plans for the property's future yet to be determined.

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