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Dozens of tenants who live in a complex in Oakland's Chinatown were told to move out in April so the building's owner could turn their units into market-rate condos. Their fight to stay is now a legal tangle ensnaring renter advocates, an influential developer and city leaders. At issue is who promised what when the ambitious Chinatown project was planned over a decade ago. "The community fought hard to have the project developed the way that they wanted it developed," said Siegel & Yee partner Alan Yee.
October 17, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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