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Spanish Fork is getting way too expensive, with local builders saying city and state red tape is adding a massive $120,000 to the price of a new home. It’s becoming nearly impossible for average families to break into the market when regulations are driving costs up this high.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days.
The project would add 10 new residential units to the city's housing stock.
Future residents looking for townhome-style housing.
Existing neighbors concerned about traffic and neighborhood character.
Developers want to build 10 townhomes on a small, tricky lot. The city is concerned about how it connects to the rest of the neighborhood and the impact of power lines on the site.
Ground broken for Utah’s first modular apartment complex designed to help the homeless KSL TV 5
Ground broken for Utah's first modular apartment complex designed to help the homeless KSL.com
Builders claim regulations add $120K to cost of Utah homes KUTV
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