- AB 130
- Boyle Heights
- California
- California Department of Housing and Community Development
- Cox Castle & Nicholson
- East Los Angeles Area Planning Commission
- Glendale
- Glendale City Council
- HCD
- Housing Accountability Act
- Los Angeles City Attorney's office
- Maguire Partners
- Regional Housing Needs Allocation
- RHNA
- Sacramento
- South Los Angeles
- South Los Angeles Area Planning Commission
- Trammell Crow Residential
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Glendale Forced to Reverse Course on Denied 682-Unit Housing Project by Trammell Crow Residential After State Intervention
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