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The Pacific Companies Wins East Palo Alto Approval for 430-Unit Ravenswood Teacher Housing on Ground-Leased District Land

The RegistryOctober 13, 20264 Mins read6

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The Pacific Companies has cleared unanimous Planning Commission and City Council votes for a 430-unit, all-affordable modular community on the Ravenswood City School District's Euclid Avenue headquarters site, a ground-lease deal that lets a chronically underfunded district keep its land, collect rent for decades and house its own staff.

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