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City officials last week gave Partners Realty Capital LLC, a development firm, the green light to renovate the Highland Orchard Apartments on Highland Avenue with tax-exempt bonds. Partners Realty has agreed to set aside half of the 104-apartment units for low-income tenants in order to receive the $10 million in bonds from the California Statewide Communities Development Authority.
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