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NEW YEAR and ART HOP @ BizWerx tomorrow night, Thursday, January 5, 2012 from 5pm-8pm. Come see Fresno Magazines 2011 Best Local Artist, Erik Beltran and his featured art.  Additional featured artist include David Raygoza, Creighton Geigle, Christian Vargas, Chavez … Continue reading →

New Management is ReOpening the Iron Bird Cafe at the Iron Bird Lofts later this month.  The Grand Opening date is currently proposed for January 15th. http://www.fresnobee.com/2012/01/02/2668207/new-management-to-reopen-fresnos.html

You can only be the first ONCE, right?  Be the first to live in a brand new, luxury, energy-efficient Townhome….and guess what….it’s Affordable!  For a limited time offer, both 330 N. Van Ness Cottages and Fulton Village are offering a … Continue reading →

And the San Joaquin Valley Blueprint Award goes to…Fulton Village! Enjoy this excerpt from the awards ceremony featuring information about the design and amenities of Fulton Village! Click The Link Below to Watch!

Count down to FULTON VILLAGE grand opening celebration.  Just a sneak peek of more to come at the ribbon cutting (10am) and grand opening celebration (4pm) on October 18th.

FULTON VILLAGE and the view from above.  Not only a striking view of the metropolitan downtown Fresno, but also a view of the Cool Roof and Solar Panel Systems at Fulton Village.  These features were designed to reduce your energy … Continue reading →

FULTON VILLAGE – Yes, its finally here the release celebration for the much anticipated Fulton Village ribbon cutting ceremony and Grand Opening Celebration.  You are cordially invited to join us in these celebrations to mark the one of kind GV … Continue reading →

The Fresno Bee discusses the ideas to improve Fulton Mall and the Mural District.

Fulton Village has been selected to receive the 2011 San Joaquin Valley Blueprint award for Downtown Revitalization Projects in the Multi-Use category.  The Valley Blueprint award is a vision for the furture of the San Joaquin Valley, in which less … Continue reading →