Wine country in California is known around the world. From Napa Valley to Sonoma, some of the tastiest wines on the planet hail from the Golden State. The Northern part of the state is where the wines are made, and it is more than just a place that produces high volumes of high-quality drinks.

Located at the epicenter of four major wine-producing regions—the Russian River Valley, Dry Creek Valley, Chalk Hill, and Alexander Valley—the town of Healdsburg, California, has long been a favorite getaway for city dwellers looking for a diverse wine list and the serenity of the Sonoma County.

In Healdsburg, a city in Sonoma County, California, a new condo will offer penthouse living—a rarity for California’s wine country—for those seeking privacy, space, as well as a sense of community and nature.

Sonoma County’s booming housing market set another record in July. The median sale price of a single-family home reached $825,000, signaling “a continued frenzy in the housing market emerging from the pandemic that has exacerbated affordability for middle-class families striving to become homeowners,” according to The Press Democrat.

Healdsburg city council members, investors, developers and Sonoma County officials gathered at the Mill District on Monday, July 19, for a groundbreaking ceremony for The Exchange, a 41-unit affordable housing development that’s part of the Mill District mixed-use project on Healdsburg Avenue.