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San Diego Launches Affordable Housing Preservation Fund With $8.5MM to Stem Loss of Low-Rent Apartments

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The San Diego City Council voted unanimously to create an Affordable Housing Preservation Fund and seed it with $8.5 million, handing the San Diego Housing Commission a new tool to keep thousands of existing rental homes from converting to market rate. San Diego is moving to defend the affordable apartments it already has, not just […]

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