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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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California housing regulators compel city to approve 682-unit development, highlighting tensions between local control and state mandates Just three months after voting to reject a major housing development despite explicit legal warnings, the Glendale City Council found itself in the exact position its city attorney had predicted: forced by the state to rescind its denial […]

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