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Taxpayers covering California rents over $7,000 near Mexican border

Taxpayers are covering California rents of up to $7,030 near the Mexican border, according to federal data.
The Department of Housing and Urban Development aims to help tenants access 'Opportunity Neighborhoods' with Section 8 vouchers.
In San Diego County, three ZIP Codes have fair market rents exceeding $7,000 for a four-bedroom home, including Del Mar and Rancho Sante Fe.

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