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November 14, 2013 By CAST Communications

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ABC 7 News: Pilot project hopes to help artists stay in San Francisco
Bay Area Reporter: Lee, Kim announce real estate deal to help arts groups
KCBS: Nonprofit will help arts organizations stay in Mid-Market, Tenderloin neighborhoods
San Francisco Business Times: Nonprofit acquires Mid-Market, Tenderloin building
San Francisco Chronicle: Nonprofit helping arts groups stay in Mid-Market
San Francisco Examiner: Foundation acquires buildings to keep arts in Mid-Market
San Francisco Guardian: New pilot program helps arts nonprofits find new homes
San Francisco Sentinel: Mayor announces new nonprofit venture to provide permanent homes for arts organizations in Central Market and the Tenderloin

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