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Jason Hughes Escapes Immediate Penalty: License Stays Active as Legal Battle Over San Diego’s Ash Street Project Continues

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The real estate broker Jason Hughes, a central figure in the controversial 101 Ash St. deal in San Diego, has successfully secured a stay against the California Department of Real Estate's decision to revoke his license. The decision, handed down by Superior Court Judge Carolyn M. Caietti, hinges on Hughes' successful completion of probation, repayment […]

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