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San Diego Housing Commission to Acquire Hotel Property for $37.35MM to Create Permanent Supportive Housing

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In a strategic move to address homelessness and provide stable housing for vulnerable populations, the San Diego Housing Commission (SDHC) is set to acquire a property at 7798 Starling Drive in San Diego for $37.35 million. The acquisition is part of the state's Homekey+ program, which aims to expand permanent supportive housing options for individuals […]

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