Where does the money go and how does it get spent? The easiest way to explain what impact fees pay for is to explain what they don’t pay for. Development fees may not be used for construction, acquisition or expansion of public facilities, nor repair or maintenance of existing public services or facility expansions. Nor […]
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In a week when stock markets were turbulent over concerns of the global economy faltering, U.S. homebuilders stocks had the biggest gain in almost nine months. There was plenty of good news to go around, as anticipation of people leaving cold weather states for the Southwest increased. Each drop in mortgage rates potentially boosts home
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