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Habitat for Humanity Proposes Affordable Condos in Redwood City

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By Robert Carlsen A small, 5,000-square-foot empty lot in downtown Redwood City has grabbed the attention of Habitat for Humanity Greater San Francisco, which is now in the process of drafting plans for a six-story, 20-unit, affordable condominium building. The global non-profit housing organization said the project is its first mid-rise development and also the […]

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