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Affordable housing breaks ground in downtown Mountain View

The construction of 120 affordable apartments on a city-owned parking lot in downtown Mountain View is officially underway after facing years of financial struggles to get built. City and local leaders gathered outside Mountain View’s Civic Center Plaza Wednesday morning to celebrate the groundbreaking of Corso, a five-story affordable housing development at 444 Bryant St., near Mountain View’s City Hall. The... The post Affordable housing breaks ground in downtown Mountain View appeared first on San José Spotlight .

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The construction of 120 affordable apartments on a city-owned parking lot in downtown Mountain View is officially underway after facing years of financial struggles to get built. City and local leaders gathered outside Mountain View’s Civic Center Plaza Wednesday morning to celebrate the groundbreaking of Corso, a five-story affordable housing development at 444 Bryant St., near Mountain View’s City Hall. The... The post Affordable housing breaks ground in downtown Mountain View appeared first on San José Spotlight .

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According to San Jose Spotlight’s linked item, Affordable housing breaks ground in downtown Mountain View, The construction of 120 affordable apartments on a city-owned parking lot in downtown Mountain View is officially underway after facing years of financial struggles to get built. City and local leaders gathered outside Mountain View’s Civic Center Plaza Wednesday morning to celebrate the groundbreaking of Corso, a five-story affordable housing development at 444 Bryant St., near Mountain View’s City Hall. The… The post Affordable housing breaks ground in downtown Mountain View appeared first on San José Spotlight .

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