Altadena Residents Rebuild, But Luxury Developers Could Stop Them In Their Tracks

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Altadena Residents Rebuild, But Luxury Developers Could Stop Them In Their Tracks

One month after the Eaton fire ravaged Altadena, the first vacant lot available, among the ash and debris, sold for a jaw-dropping $500,000.

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