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By Neal Parish and Todd Williams In a recent case closely followed by the development community, the California Supreme Court unanimously rejected a challenge filed by the California Building Industry Association (CBIA) to San Jose’s inclusionary housing ordinance. The Court upheld the City’s ordinance requiring new development set aside 15 percent of units for purchase […]

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