Real Estate/Development
Jan. 10, 2013
Cities line up to sue state over redevelopment projects
California is facing a barrage of lawsuits in the wake of last year's dissoluton of redevelopment agencies, with the most recent actions stemming from clashes over hundreds of housing projects nixed by the state.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
California is facing a barrage of lawsuits in the wake of last year's dissolution of redevelopment agencies, with the most recent actions stemming from clashes over dozens of housing projects nixed by the state.
In the last year, the Department of Finance said it was hit with 17 suits over so-called "enforceable obligations," or contracts for development funding that must be honored. Man...
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