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Transfer Taxes, Trust Funds and CEQA: The Nov. 3 Ballot Measures Bay Area Developers Are Watching

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With ballots already in voters' hands, a slate of Nov. 3 measures, from a San Francisco change to how foreclosed commercial property is taxed to a Menlo Park fight over downtown parking lots and a sweeping statewide CEQA overhaul, stands to reset the economics of building and trading property across the Bay Area.

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