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Four Affordable Housing Developers Vie for Santa Monica’s City-Owned Bergamot Station Site

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Santa Monica has moved into price-and-terms talks with four affordable housing developers competing to ground lease the 5.6-acre Bergamot Station Arts Center, a city-owned former rail yard whose Housing Element commitment calls for at least 707 homes affordable to lower-income households.

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