Peterson Developments

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4728 Kenneth Ave

Fair Oaks, CA 95628

+1 (916) 961-4756

https://petersonbc.com

Peterson Developments, based in Fair Oaks, CA, is dedicated to fostering community fairness through proactive engagement and action. With a diverse portfolio encompassing residential, commercial, retail, and hospitality properties, the company emphasizes strong real estate fundamentals that benefit residents and partners alike.

Their commitment to creating vibrant communities is evident in their extensive investments across North America, where they collaborate with both local and global brands. By focusing on unique experiential properties and fostering cross-generational living, Peterson Developments aims for sustainable growth and lasting positive impact in the neighborhoods they serve.

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