San Diego City Council's unanimous approval of the 101 Ash Street affordable housing redevelopment marks a crucial step toward converting the city's most notorious real estate blunder into 250 units of desperately needed affordable housing, though the project faces significant financing hurdles ahead. The San Diego City Council unanimously approved a groundbreaking proposal Tuesday to […]
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