Rise in permits could herald building ramp-up
January 20th, 2010 admin
Applications for future construction projects unexpectedly climbed last month, foreshadowing what could be a better spring for home building after a rough winter, government data showed on Wednesday. Housing starts – United States – Business – Real estate – Business and Economy
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