By Jason W. Armstrong
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Imagine a pristine high-rise residential tower glistening in the California sunlight.
Now, imagine that you can see through the building from end to end because construction was never completed and not a single unit is occupied.
Such projects, along with the skeletal remains of half-built steel-and-wood b...
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