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We Mean Business. Illinois Business. |
Missouri homebuilders dig Southwestern Illinois' housing market |
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New home starts in St. Clair and Madison counties combined jumped 36.4 percent in 2002. That percentage is expected to leap again in 2003, due to the number of new home communities being developed by Missouri-based builders and veteran Illinois-developers who have been building in both counties for years. | By LORRAINE SENCI
Missouri homebuilders are finding a hot residential market in high-growth areas of Madison and St. Clair counties, heating
up the competition for Illinois homebuilders.
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Leland Nollau's 26-acre wetlands bank is unique to Illinois. Companies are able to purchase credits from the Smithton developer in exchange for wetlands and/or stream mitigation at the site. |
Wetland bank offers developers chance to buy remediation, keep project on track
Richland Creek tract is first-ever of its kind in downstate IL
By KERRY L. SMITH
SMITHTON - Leland Nollau has the answer for developers who want to delegate their wetlands-related worries away.
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Metro East population shift wears grooves in roads built for less traffic
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Residential and commercial growth in the Metro East is taking a toll on roads that were designed for lighter traffic. But
recent improvements to key roads - plus plans for convenient connectors and new roads - will keep urban planning headed in the
right direction.
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Route 159 is considered the primary business corridor serving both Edwardsville and Glen Carbon. Those two communities are considered to be among the fastest growing in Southwestern Illinois. According to the 2002 annual report published by The Alliance of Edwardsville [continue] | ||||
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