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Relocation Project Aims to Help Fire Victims in Altadena, California

The Historic House Relocation Project was initiated in Altadena, California, to assist families affected by recent fires in rebuilding their homes more affordably by relocating historic houses. The project emerged after community members recognized the potential to repurpose existing structures rather than constructing new ones, amidst rising rebuilding costs and a shortage of available housing.

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The Historic House Relocation Project was initiated in Altadena, California, to assist families affected by recent fires in rebuilding their homes more affordably by relocating historic houses. The project emerged after community members recognized the potential to repurpose existing structures rather than constructing new ones, amidst rising rebuilding costs and a shortage of available housing.

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