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Local building activity declined last year

Builders closed the year 2023 with nearly one-quarter less work than the previous year
Construction Moose Jaw

Builders closed the year 2023 with nearly one-quarter less work than the previous year.

Value of building permits issued by Moose Jaw city hall fell $24.7 million to $82.1 million.

Residential dwellings accounted for almost half of the decline.

Fifteen new dwelling permits worth $4.95 million were issued in 2023 compared with 30 worth $23.6 million during the previous year.

Building in 2023 included 106 units compared with 14 in 2022.

Two housing projects valued at $886,000 were started in December while one project with 81units valued at $12 million was started in December 2022.

Major permits in December 2023 involved $665,000 for the Southwest Day Care at 504 Fourth Avenue Southwest and $120,000 for a retail-wholesale outlet at 903 Main Street north, the former location for Information Services Corp.

Ron Walter can be reached at ronjoy@sasktel.net   

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