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Catalyst and CalCHA Add 1,000+ Units of Essential HousingWorth >$525MM, Across Northern & Southern California

April 2, 20212 Mins read426
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LARKSPUR, Calif., April 1, 2021 -- Catalyst Housing Group is expanding its transformative middle-income Essential Housing model across the state, with the acquisition of two multifamily housing communities in Southern California and its fifth property in Northern California. The transactions, completed in partnership with the California Community Housing Agency ("CalCHA"), and totaling >$525 million, will […]

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