State Center office buildings to be demolished to create mixed-use community with up to 1,600 residences, under ‘vision plan’ unveiled Tuesday
State Center’s office buildings would be demolished and replaced with a mixed-use community under a “vision plan” unveiled Tuesday.
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State Center office buildings to be demolished to create mixed-use community with up to 1,600 residences, under ‘vision plan’ unveiled Tuesday
State Center’s office buildings would be demolished and replaced with a mixed-use community under a “vision plan” unveiled Tuesday.
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