Recovery do-over

Residential Design + Build spoke to tw o housing economists about expectations for this year, and other observations beyond our survey results, and both remain cautiously optimistic as they were a year ago. "We are expecting for 2012 a total of 685,000 starts," says David Crowe, chief econ...

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