Real Estate/Development
Apr. 2, 2000
On course
By Elizabeth Giffin On March 7, Californians approved almost $2 billion in bond money to invest in California's aging water infrastructure. The measure - Proposition 13 - was approved by a 65 percent margin.
By Elizabeth Giffin
On March 7, Californians approved almost $2 billion in bond money to invest in California's aging water infrastructure. The measure - Proposition 13 - was approved by a 65 percent margin.
The water improvements funded by Proposition 13 are an important step in the right direction, however, increased water storage capacity and conservation are critical to the future health of California's real estate market.
Water is key to development. De...
On March 7, Californians approved almost $2 billion in bond money to invest in California's aging water infrastructure. The measure - Proposition 13 - was approved by a 65 percent margin.
The water improvements funded by Proposition 13 are an important step in the right direction, however, increased water storage capacity and conservation are critical to the future health of California's real estate market.
Water is key to development. De...
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