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Housing proposal raises concerns

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A winery has proposed developing nearly 500 single-family homes in the Temecula Valley Wine Country, much to the distress of some residents there. In addition to that proposal, the Mount Palomar Winery has dusted off Twelve Oaks, an approved project, that would develop about 200 houses near Lake Skinner, according …

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Proposed community would mean too many homes, residents say

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Residents of a community near Hemet are battling a proposed development that they believe would bring too many houses to their rural community. Meadowview, which has been in the planning stages for four years, would be built in Reinhart Canyon between the Four Seasons, an upscale retirement community, and Maze …

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Two Inland housing agencies receive donations

Inland Empire Business News August 23, 2014.003

Wells Fargo will donate $6 million to 54 nonprofit agencies, including two in the Inland Empire, that will be used to help stabilize and revive neighborhoods that have been hurt by the economy. Mary Eckerson Community Housing in Riverside and the Neighborhood Housing Services of the Inland Empire will both …

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Presley house sells

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A Palm Springs home that once belonged to Elvis Presley has been sold. The home, at 845 W. Chino Canyon, was to have been put up for auction on Saturday, but the seller accepted an offer on the house before the auction started, according to a report in The Press-Enterprise. …

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Survey: young adults do want to own a home

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Who said millennials don’t care about owning a house? That may be the fear of some homebuilders, but the assumption might not be true, according to a report released Thursday by the California Association of Realtors. More than half of the young adults [ages 18 to 34] questioned said they …

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Fair-housing entities get federal money

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Two fair-housing organizations in the Inland Empire have received grants through the Department of Housing and Urban Development. The Inland Fair Housing and Mediation Board has been given $157,613 by the federal agency to help improve its investigations and education efforts into mortgage fraud, foreclosure repair schemes and predatory lending, …

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