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Santa Ana Arts Collective

Public Demand For Affordable Artists Apartments in Santa Ana Prompts City Outreach Effort

Arts & Culture
By Paul Hodgins | June 7, 2019

Santa Ana’s publicly funded residences for artists are part of a trend to integrate them into gentrifying communities. Artists Apartments’ $457,000 cost per unit is typical for subsidized housing.

Santa Ana Lures Artists With Low-Rent Housing

Arts & Culture
By Paul Hodgins | May 10, 2019

When it opens in November, the Santa Ana Arts Collective will be the first rent-subsidized complex in Orange County intended specifically for artists.

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