The San Diego City Council is poised to vote this month on a lease agreement that would finally put the long-vacant 101 Ash Street building to productive use as affordable housing, marking a potential turning point for one of the city's most costly real estate debacles. The Land Use and Housing Committee voted unanimously Wednesday […]
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