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10 US Cities Spending Big Money on New Housing Construction

10 US Cities Spending Big Money on New Housing Construction

Nationwide, the housing market remains in something of a frenzy. A waning in new construction in the wake of the Great Recession combined with increased demand during the COVID-19 pandemic has left some cities with a housing supply crunch.

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