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Carlsbad residents want low-income Windsor Pointe apartments moved or shut down

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Windsor Pointe opened in spring 2022 with 50 apartments for low-income households. Since the buildings opened, the Carlsbad Police Department has had 762 calls for service. The city has worked with the project's developer, Affirmed Housing, to increase on-site security.

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Carlsbad residents want low-income Windsor Pointe apartments moved or shut down

In the two years since the buildings opened, police have responded to 762 calls, nearly half related to mental health

·San Diego, United States
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San Diego Union Tribune broke the news in San Diego, United States on Sunday, March 10, 2024.
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