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Black Cultural Zone Acquires Vacant East Oakland Lot for $10 in Alameda County’s First Chapter 8 Housing Deal in Nine Years

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Alameda County transferred a long-abandoned, tax-defaulted parcel on MacArthur Boulevard to a Black-led nonprofit developer for a nominal $10, reviving a dormant state mechanism the county now hopes to deploy across nearly a dozen more blighted sites to spur affordable housing.

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