Aaron Gordon

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Paradise, CA, now has an inventory of new real estate after the 2018 Camp Fire devastated the town. People are moving back — or moving there for the first time.

Paradise touts housing boom, lush greenery after Camp Fire

Paradise, CA, now has an inventory of new real estate after the 2018 Camp Fire devastated the town. People are moving back — or moving there for the first time.

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