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SANTA MONICA, CA – Nonprofit housing development and management organization EAH Housing, along with Santa Monica community stakeholders, have commenced construction on a 58-unit affordable and supportive housing apartment community in Santa Monica, CA.
The four-story community, The Laurel, will offer 57 studio apartments for individuals between 30% and 50% of area median income, and it will also offer a manager’s unit.
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