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Collaborative efforts help San Jose create housing for vulnerable populations By Jacob Bourne [dropcap]J[/dropcap]umper’s June 2017 Report ranks San Jose as third in the nation for highest housing rental rates, with a median rent at $2,370 for a one bedroom unit. While middle and low-income workers struggle to afford the cost of living in San […]

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