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Related California, Weingart Center Break Ground on 17-Story Supportive Housing Project in Los Angeles

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By The Registry Staff City leaders recently joined Related California and Weingart Center Association to break ground on a 302-unit permanent supportive housing development in Downtown Los Angeles. Named "600 San Pedro," the high-rise project is set to become the largest 100 percent permanent supportive housing development in the city, according to information from Weingart […]

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