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Linc Housing Bets on Its Own Backyard, Filing Plans for 109-Home, 145,000 SQFT Affordable Tower at 3590 Elm Ave. in Long Beach

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Long Beach-based developer Linc Housing has filed plans to demolish its own headquarters north of th

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