Legislators in California are considering "selling Death Row" which could raise up to $2 billion (£1.4 billion) in much-needed funds thanks to the correctional facility's prime location and enviable vistas.
The San Quentin State Prison, which was built in 1852, houses more than 5,300 inmates, including 635 prisoners sentenced to death. Situated in picturesque Marin County, it occupies a 435-acre site in one of Northern California's most desirable locations, and boasts panoramic views over San Francisco Bay."
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