See's Candies plans regional headquarters, store in Citrus Heights - San Francisco Business Times

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The building sold to the current owner in May.

Something sweet is in the works for a former credit union branch in Sacramento.

The 10,621-square-foot building was formerly a Patelco Credit Union branch. Tallen and Citivest Commercial bought it from Patelco for $2.01 million in May. Building plans have been submitted to the city, Tallen said, adding that his firm will handle exterior improvements, while See's will do its own tenant improvements on the interior.

 

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