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Arrimus Uses New Law To Advance 498-Unit Project - Orange County Business Journal - Vimarsana News

Arrimus Uses New Law To Advance 498-Unit Project - Orange County Business Journal

Arrimus Capital is hopeful the third time is the charm for a prominent apartment proposal in Santa Ana. The Newport Beach real estate investment firm has submitted a new proposal for a seven-story apartment building totaling nearly 500 units at 2525 N. Main St.

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Santa Ana files lawsuit after company halts construction on homeless shelter - Vimarsana News

Santa Ana files lawsuit after company halts construction on homeless shelter

The contractor apparently stopped work on a crucial homeless shelter in the city last week.

California Cities Turn Industrial Spaces into Homeless Shelters - Vimarsana News

California Cities Turn Industrial Spaces into Homeless Shelters

Two property developers in California are turning huge, industrial spaces into shelters for homeless people. The developers – brothers Ryan and Jeremy Ogulnick – created their first shelter in just under a month in the Orange County city of Santa Ana.

California rapid shelter model gets people off the streets. Then what? - Vimarsana News

California rapid shelter model gets people off the streets. Then what?

California property developers Ryan and Jeremy Ogulnick converted an industrial space into their first shelter in just under a month, helping the city of Santa Ana address its homeless crisis...

California rapid shelter model gets people off the streets - Vimarsana News

California rapid shelter model gets people off the streets

SANTA ANA, Calif. (Reuters) — California property developers Ryan and Jeremy Ogulnick converted an industrial space into their first shelter in just under a month, helping the city of Santa