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Developed home lots hit 96-month supply in Treasure Valley (access required)

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Published: April 30,2009
Time posted: 1:00 am

As new construction has slowed to bring new-home inventory into a good supply-demand balance, the number of developed lots has skyrocketed in the Treasure Valley. Eric Allen, director of the Utah/Idaho region for national housing market research firm Metrostudy, said in a report the “very rapid pace” at which lot inventory has increased leaves the ...



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