The Micah Company, led by Micah Baginski, is a distinguished real estate agency and investment consultancy based in Sacramento, California. With a deep-rooted passion for construction and community building that began in childhood—where Micah constructed tree houses—he brings a unique perspective to real estate. His philosophy centers on helping clients realize their potential and discover meaningful opportunities in real estate, whether it's residential, commercial, or developmental projects.
Micah’s expertise extends beyond simple transactions; he specializes in envisioning and executing complex real estate strategies. His impressive portfolio includes a diverse range of projects, from building retirement communities and science laboratories to renovating restaurants and dealing with various property types, including breweries and multi-family units. This versatility demonstrates not only his commitment to enhancing lives through real estate but also his keen ability to adapt solutions to meet specific client needs.
Holding a degree in Construction Management and Urban Development, Micah has the educational background to complement his extensive experience. He played a pivotal role in developing the first LEED Neighborhood Design in the country, underscoring his commitment to sustainable development. His active involvement in the Oak Park Business District Board and his status as a life member of the Sacramento Association of Realtors Master’s Club—having sold over 500 homes—exemplify his dedication and influence in the local real estate market.
Clients frequently commend Micah for his ethical approach—his unwavering honesty has led him to advise against property purchases that may not have served his clients' best interests. He takes pride in simplifying the often complicated processes of buying and selling homes, ensuring that each client feels supported every step of the way. Outside of work, Micah enjoys spending time with his family, cycling, and engaging with his community, truly embodying the spirit of building better neighborhoods.
