The state is requiring Milpitas to add 6,713 homes by 2031, with more than half being below market rate-a requirement the city has struggled to meet in the past.
At the end of the day, we can try to come up with policy solutions, we can amend specific plans and whatnot, but it comes down to money.
There's ways of creating cost savings there that allow us to leverage stuff that's not just money to make things more attractive.
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