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San Diego Housing Commission Opens $22MM Loan Round for New Affordable Rentals

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The San Diego Housing Commission has opened a competitive round of up to $22 million in low-interest, residual receipts loans for developers building new affordable rental homes in the City of San Diego, a pool roughly a third larger than its previous rental round that lands as the city's separate Bridge to Home program works through its eighth round.

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