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R.D. Olson Breaks Ground on Sustainable and Affordable Housing In South Los Angeles

R.D. Olson Breaks Ground on Sustainable and Affordable Housing In South Los Angeles

The award-winning general contracting firm announced the groundbreaking of the new 164-unit, four-story housing community called West Terrace, which is being designed to achieve LEED Gold certification…

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https://www.multifamilybiz.com/pressreleases/13097/rd_olson_construction_breaks_ground_on_sustainable…

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