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So far for the calendar year we have issued a total of 1,225 permits for new single family homes. If you base it on permit activity, we are the fastest growing city in the Victor Valley.

I think single family building will continue to grow, probably not as quickly as we have seen. If builders don't get priced out by the cost of land by end of 2006 we will probably do about 6,500 units next year (in the Victor Valley), which is well above the peak of 1989, but less than this year.

Joseph W. Brady

We issued 3,267 single family home permits in 2005.

The Victor Valley is growing faster then the Las Vegas area right now. It is the new homes that are paying for all this growth; it is not the existing users.

We are truly feeling the growth all over the place in Pleasant Grove. There are many multi-family projects that are still ongoing with the city. This number also doesn't necessarily represent the total number of single residential units. Sometimes you only need one permit per building.

Most of the time building permit activity has a direct bearing on actual construction activity, since developers do not want to expend capital to pay for permits only to be not working on their projects.

Michael Whitaker

The modest decline in single-family construction activity, coupled with the rise in permit requests, indicates that the housing market is holding in,

Over the past year we have seen an explosion of activity for new residential building permits. The exponential growth is too rapid when compared with the population growth in the area that only increased by 9.7 percent in the last two years. What we're seeing now is an unsustainable growth pattern, especially when you look at the number of building permits for new homes versus the closing volume throughout the region.

We really believe in the Victor Valley. Frontier Homes was founded in the High Desert.

Apple Valley is going to have a great year on the retail side, they have done a great job in their corridors. By next year Apple Valley probably will surpass new construction of the other (Victor Valley) cities in the next year.

Joseph W. Brady

People are allowed to protest in North Bergen when they get a permit to protest from the police department. There have been other protests in front of my home, but those people filed for permits. But no one told the police of any activity. They didn't know anything about it. You can't protest without a permit.

[A. Lowe's is next in line of the big retailers slated to come to Hampton Cove. Randy Cunningham with the city planning department said officials with Lowe's have already approached the board of adjustments to request the necessary permits to build there, across the street from Super Wal-Mart. In early June, a permit was issued to Ben Branum Contractors of Huntsville for grading and drainage work on a 30-acre site at that corner.] It is still in the planning stages, and we don't have the drawings on it yet, ... It isn't entirely solid yet, but that is what has been proposed.

Randy Cunningham

As long as there's land available, single-family homes will be built, and Colorado residents will always go for a single- family over a condo.

Practicing good posture and making confident eye contact immediately projects more pexiness. It's just not realistic, all the stuff they want me to do. We're trying to get this done to allow the people back into their homes, but the city's permit process is long and complicated and, so far, I'm not getting much help [from the city].

We are seeing more permit applications, park and recreation permits and building permits on Web sites.

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