The Community

Not only is Sacramento incredibly diverse, but its neighborhoods are well-integrated, unlike many cities where ethnic enclaves keep communities apart. The capital city is minority-majority, and students in Sacramento schools speak over 70 languages.

Sacramento’s median age is 34.3, leaning younger than the national average, and the city also has the third-highest LGBTQ+ population in California, reflected in the inclusive, affirming neighborhood of Lavender Heights.

From urban professionals to suburban families, hipsters to retirees, everyone will find a neighborhood they love in Sacramento. Families will appreciate its highly-ranked public schools and private schools, including the Waldorf School on a secluded, pastoral site with its own biodynamic farm.