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Little effect expected to Santa Barbara home prices from the settlement by Chicago-based National Association of Realtors.
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Little effect expected to Santa Barbara home prices from the settlement by Chicago-based National Association of Realtors.
The university has agreed to build more housing and contribute $6 million for improvements to the campus community and surrounding areas.
County hosts a “beauty contest” for developers to show off housing projects that could bring thousands of units through rezoning.
Project includes luxury apartments, employee housing, and new boutiques.
Santa Barbara County meeting on March 19 to explore the answers.
City Council unanimously approves project agreement, though the amount of affordable units is still up in the air.
UCSB sued over allegedly failing to comply with the state’s Public Records Act by withholding internal documents relating to Munger Hall.
The plan outlines how the city could accommodate 8,001 units of housing over the next eight years.
The City Council applauded and cheered when City Manager Robert Nisbet announced the good news.
Santa Barbara County is first among South Coast agencies to earn the seal of “substantial compliance.”