Builders Optimistic For 2012
NEW HOUSING PERMITS INCREASE BY 20 PERCENT IN REGION
Posted: February 5, 2012 at 5:44 a.m.
Christian Juares from Cox Development measures the length between beams on a house Tuesday at 3735 Rock Springs St. in Springdale.
Homebuilders who survived the collapse of the housing market are benefi ting from an increased demand for their handiwork.
Rodrigo Lopez, top, and Jose Ramos from Cox Development work on a house Tuesday at 3735 Rock Springs St. in Springdale.
Workers from Cox Development frame a house Tuesday at 3735 Rock Springs St. in Springdale.
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