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As the community grows, the Great Falls Development Authority is assessing just how much, and what kind of, housing is needed.

July 22, 2022/

 

These conversations began back around 2015, but the pandemic brought more growth as family members moved back to the area as well as attracted new people to move to the area for the first time.

The GFDA is now focusing on attracting more regional and local housing developers.

 


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