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San Jose Taps Episcopal Community Services to Convert $22.9MM Arena Hotel Shelter Into Permanent Housing

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San Jose is moving to hand the Arena Hotel, the 90-room interim shelter it bought with state Homekey and Measure E money in 2022, to Episcopal Community Services of San Francisco for conversion into permanent housing, after earlier redevelopment plans for the 817 The Alameda site were found not to pencil.

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