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Larkspur rethinks housing authority after bond default
Summary by Marin Independent Journal
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Larkspur rethinks housing authority after bond default
A default on municipal bonds used to purchase an apartment building in Larkspur has caused the city to take a second look at its participation in the California Community Housing Authority. The city joined the fledgling authority, which issued the bonds, in 2019 to foster the creation of more middle-income housing. But the default might result in income level limits being raised at Serenity at Larkspur, a 342-apartment complex at 700 Lincoln Vil…
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