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Unexpected Increase in February Construction

WASHINGTON (AP) The number of new housing projects that builders broke ground on in February rose sharply, defying economists’ forecasts for yet another drop in activity. The Commerce Department reported Tuesday that construction of new homes and apartments... Full Article at The New York Times

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