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The community will be targeted to very low and extremely low-income adults 62 and older, allowing these residents to remain in their communities close to family, shopping and services.

With high leverage, double digit cash-on-cash returns are common and investors are attracted to properties with rare amenities such as townhome floorplans in the Central Valley, GlobeSt.com learns in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.

As walkable communities become more popular among young professionals and millennials, residents want to be near everything they value, GlobeSt.com learns in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.

Affordable housing requires the public and private sector working together in a cohesive partnership to achieve the goal of providing more housing that is similar in quality to market-rate projects.

A celebration of life for Nina Gruen, "Ms. Real Estate," as she was known to many GlobeSt.com readers, will be held one month after her passing, on Sunday, October 15 at Temple Emanuel at 2 Lake St. in San Francisco.

As firefighters struggle to get a foothold on the devastating fires, the wine industry grapples with how this catastrophe will impact future output, meanwhile the last 10% of Cabernet grapes are still to be harvested.

The pipeline remains full as demand continues for readily available access to capital on well thought-out projects ranging from large flagged hotel brands to boutique concepts such as the 61-key Park James.

Here's a look at the latest news, announcements and deals that you may have missed in Alaska, Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Northern California.