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99-Unit Affordable Housing Development in San Jose Receives Green Light for Federal Funding

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By The Registry Staff In a significant step toward addressing the affordable housing crisis in San Jose, a large-scale housing development project has cleared a crucial environmental approval, signaling the city's potential to secure federal funding for this vital initiative. The project, situated at 797 South Almaden Avenue near downtown San Jose, is poised to […]

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