California's $2.6 Billion Bond Sale for Shelter Seekers

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Gabriella Rossi
1 min read
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California has announced its plan to issue $2.6 billion in bonds to address the pressing demand for housing. The state aims to use the funds to support initiatives catering to shelter seekers. This substantial bond sale reflects California's commitment to mitigating the housing crisis and providing relief to its residents in need of shelter. With this latest initiative, the state is taking a proactive stance to tackle the persistent housing challenges.

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