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Red Deer housing growth trails behind other mid-sized cities despite slight gains

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In Central Alberta, new data shows housing starts in Red Deer are trending slightly higher this year. And while that might sound like good news, the construction industry remains concerned that the city is still lagging behind similar-sized communities in the province. CBC’s Nadeer Hashmi takes a look at why that is.

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