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Alum Rock Union School District, CORE Builders Launch 78-Unit Teacher Housing Project in East San Jose

October 24, 20264 Mins read10
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Alum Rock Union School District, design-builder CORE Builders and architect Steinberg Hart marked the start of a 78-unit, bond-financed rental community for teachers and district staff on Oct. 16, turning a slice of district land at Kammerer Avenue and Sinclair Drive into below-market housing aimed at keeping educators in East San Jose.

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