New home prices continue their ascent in Omaha metro, and a new study offers peek at why
UNO analysis: Government regulations more costly in new house construction locally than nationally
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Rows at Coventry, under construction near 207th and Q Streets in Douglas County, will offer hard-to-find price point in new construction market. (Cindy Gonzalez/Nebraska Examiner)
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