But Bay Area captured little in first funding round By Sharon Simonson A logjam that has stalled new affordable housing projects statewide is easing, bringing hope to the devastated construction sector and the economy at large. So far, however, the Bay Area has landed money to jumpstart only a single effort, a $21.8 million rehabilitation […]
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