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New Laws Will Allow Housing to be Built in California’s Underused Commercial Properties

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California Assembly Bill 2011, California Senate Bill 6, JLL, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Holland and Knight
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By Kate Snyder In a bid to both alleviate the state’s housing crisis and make use of empty or abandoned commercial properties, Governor Gavin Newsom earlier this year signed legislation that would allow certain sites currently zoned for retail, office and parking to be transformed into residential space. The two bills – California Assembly Bill […]

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