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MidPen, Sonoma County Cut Ribbon on 75-Unit Casa Roseland and One-Acre Plaza Permanente in Santa Rosa

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MidPen Housing and the Sonoma County Community Development Commission will mark the grand opening of Casa Roseland, a roughly $50 million, 75-unit affordable family community, and Plaza Permanente, a one-acre public park, on Oct. 9 — the first finished pieces of the 7.6-acre Tierra de Rosas redevelopment that has been 15 years in the making on the site of a former Roseland shopping center.

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