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Study shows housing preferences may shift toward higher densities (access required)

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Published: April 29,2009
Time posted: 1:00 am

The results are in on what Treasure Valley residents want out of housing. COMPASS recently released a report on the community preference survey it did last summer. The planning organization found that while in some groups preferences for traditional homes and lot sizes are strong, in other growing groups, preferences have started to ...



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