San Jose redirects Below Market Rate housing from extremely low-income families to middle-class workers earning up to $214,000, citing developer feasibility concerns as housing advocates warn of displacement The City of San Jose approved a controversial overhaul of its Below Market Rate housing policy on January 27, 2026, shifting the focus from extremely low-income households […]
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