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Not sure how Marion County is down 28% from January 2029…..since that’s still almost a decade away!
I always wonder if the decline in new homes in Marion county has to do with the fact that neighborhoods are being completely remodeled and restored rather than built from previous farmland
as a realtor – yup that right Kevin. And Marion county permitting is not a picnic either, red tape to build can be cumbersome and expensive due to the supply chain disruption. But that’s a whole other topic!
Absolutely that’s why.