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Developer: Berkeley Must Follow State Law and Approve 50 Percent Affordable Housing Project on Fourth Street

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West Berkeley Investors, City of Berkeley, WBI, 1900 Fourth, Blake Griggs Properties, Alameda Superior Court, West Berkeley Shellmound
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Berkeley, CA (June 28, 2018) ‐‐ West Berkeley Investors (WBI) today submitted a detailed respons

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