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Real Estate Developer Fails To Provide Housing For Unhoused, Despite Millions In State Funding

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Shangri-La
In King City, in Monterey County, Shangri-La Industries received $12.2 million in Homekey funds in mid-2022 to turn an approximately 45-unit motel (top image) into housing. The bottom image is a rendering of the proposed final conversion. However, the project remains unfinished and is more than a year past its target opening date. (Photo courtesy of King City Mayor Mike LeBarre)

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