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Report: Pacific Northwest Apartment Construction Shows Few Signs of Slowing

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By Jack Stubbs Heading into the fourth quarter of 2022, it seems that housing construction shows little signs of slowing, according to an apartment construction report released by RentCafe earlier this month. The report, titled “The Best of Times for Apartment Construction in Half a Century”, includes several key statistics that suggest the robustness of […]

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