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Memphis expected to adopt new code that could add 25 percent to cost of new homes

The city of Memphis and Shelby County, Tenn., are expected to adopt stricter building codes that could add 20-25 percent to the cost of building a home.

July 5, 2012

The city of Memphis and Shelby County, Tenn., are expected to adopt stricter building codes that could add 20-25 percent to the cost of building a home. The new codes primarily deal with tougher seismic requirements.

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Memphis expected to adopt new code that could add 25 percent to cost of new homes

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Memphis expected to adopt new code that could add 25 percent to cost of new homes

Home Builders Institute's Schools to Skills Grant Application Open Through December

As Mortgage Rates Rise, Buyers Lose Purchasing Power

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