Economic Development
| Welcome to the Economic Development Division. The City of Roseville proudly supports our wonderful business community!
Fast Facts about Roseville
| | Population | 123,514 | | Growth Rate | 1.2% | | Geographic Size | 43.05 square miles | | Elevation | 164 feet | | Median Household Income | $75,122 | | Persons per Household | 2.58 | | Bachelor's Degree or Higher | 35.2% (percentage of residents age 25+) | | | | | Utility Providers | | Electric | City of Roseville | | Water/Wastewater | City of Roseville | | Gas | PG&E |
Learn more about why Roseville is a great place for business.
If you have questions or need business assistance please contact the Office of Economic Development (916) 774-5362. | | |  Register now for Roseville 2013 - Reimagine U, being held 11 a.m. - 5 p.m., Friday, May 31st.
Experience our region‘s premier business, networking and economic development showcase!
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| At its February 6 meeting, the Roseville City Council unanimously selected a partnership comprising Baltimore-based The Cordish Companies and Sacramento-based The Evergreen Company as the master developer of its downtown after a competitive process involving five applicants.
As part of its role as master developer, The Cordish Companies and The Evergreen Company would be involved in creating public and private financing plans, rebranding the City’s urban experience, determining correct tenant mixes, and building public assets that facilitate these goals. These projects could include but are not limited to the construction of mixed-use office and residential buildings, additional parking resources, streetscape improvements, and civic facilities.
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|  The City of Roseville recently took a significant step forward in its longstanding effort to secure a full-service hotel and conference center in our community. Beginning in the 1990s, the City Council recognized the need for additional meeting space in Roseville due to strong economic growth, community and business requests, and the general lack of high-end meeting and full-service lodging facilities.
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