Watt Avenue and El Camino Avenue in Arden-Arcade, Sacramento, California, the unincorporated Sacramento County community whose diverse residential communities of African-American, Pacific Islander, Fijian-Indian, Afghan, and broadly immigrant households give Country Club Centre a practical strip center identity. WinCo Foods, the Boise, Idaho-founded employee-owned warehouse grocery chain whose everyday-low-price format the Sacramento working-class household accesses as a primary destination for the value-focused weekly grocery shop, anchors the grocery and daily-needs category. East Market and Restaurant – Sharq, the Afghani and halal grocery and restaurant, gives the property a halal food and Afghan community dining identity. India Fiji Food and Fashion, whose Indian and Fijian groceries and fashion serve the Sacramento Fijian-Indian and South Asian community, gives the property a South Pacific community commercial identity specific to the Sacramento Fijian diaspora.
All Melanin Care and Hair Plus Beauty Supply serve the African-American beauty and personal care categories. Rainbow Shops serves the accessible fashion floor. Loyalty Pawn gives the property a community financial services identity. AT&T, Cricket Wireless, and Metro by T-Mobile serve the telecom retail categories. The UPS Store serves the business services and shipping category. Elliott’s Natural Foods serves the natural food and wellness category.
The property’s commercial role in Arden-Arcade is the Watt and El Camino community strip center: a WinCo Foods warehouse grocery anchor whose East Market Afghani-halal identity, India Fiji Food and Fashion South Pacific community commercial culture, and All Melanin Care African-American beauty floor give the Sacramento Arden-Arcade diverse immigrant and working-class household a practical value-oriented retail and community services destination at one of Sacramento’s most ethnically heterogeneous suburban commercial corridors.
