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Voters Pass $11.25B Prop. 1 Housing Bond as Housing Trust Silicon Valley Readies Capital for Stalled Projects

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California voters approved Proposition 1, authorizing $11.25 billion in state bonds for affordable housing, and Housing Trust Silicon Valley Chief Executive Officer Noni Ramos says the money gives lenders like hers the certainty to revive projects that have sat idle for want of a final funding piece.

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