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California Lawmaker Wants ‘Poor Door’ Apartment Developments Banned

Affordable Housing Bills Spurred by San Diego Project With Income-Based Separations
Original plans for Pinnacle Pacific Heights in San Diego called for affordable and market-rate apartments to be housed in separate buildings. (CoStar)
Original plans for Pinnacle Pacific Heights in San Diego called for affordable and market-rate apartments to be housed in separate buildings. (CoStar)
CoStar News
February 19, 2020 | 9:22 P.M.

A California state lawmaker has introduced legislation aimed at prohibiting multifamily projects that place low-income and market-rate apartments in separate buildings, the latest in a series of actions in the nation’s most populous state that's been wrestling with a severe shortage of affordable housing.

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