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Homebuilder permits up 37% year to date; here s the Valley cities with the biggest gains
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By: Angie Gonzales - Phoenix Business Journal
Posted at 9:05 AM, May 12, 2021
and last updated 2021-05-12 12:05:28-04
PHOENIX â New homebuilder permit data shows exactly how scary it was for homebuilders at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic.
Homebuilder permits issued by Valley municipalities between January and April were up 37% over the same period in 2020, according to new data released by the Homebuilders Association of Central Arizona.
While the data shows strong growth so far this year, it also gives a glimpse into how homebuilders put the brakes on construction plans while trying to get a feel for how the pandemic would affect their growth plans last year.
Homebuilder permits up 37% year to date, here s the Valley cities with the biggest gains
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Newly released emails reveal that lawyers and lobbyists for mining companies, developers and the agriculture industry had a hand behind the scenes in shaping Arizona’s newly adopted law on clean-water rules for rivers and streams.
The emails show the involvement of these influential groups went beyond their public endorsements of the legislation. Their lawyers and lobbyists were given access to offer input while the final legislation was being drafted, and the emails show they suggested specific language, offered “wordsmithing” tweaks and requested significant changes that state officials incorporated into the bill.
The Arizona Department of Environmental Quality released more than 400 emails in response to a request by The Arizona Republic under the state’s public records law.