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Old 11-15-2007, 09:44 AM
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Nearly $42 million in construction permits were recorded in Kingsport for the month of October, with the city set to nearly double the 2006 pace for new construction and investment.

On a yearly basis through October, Kingsport has logged $140.6 million in new construction across residential, commercial and industrial sectors compared to a total of $88.5 million for all of 2006.
Kingsport logs record commercial development in October; residential development continues steady pace
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I spoke to my mother, who lives in Kingsport, yesterday--and she said there is so much planned for the city, it's unbelievable. The old 'Kingsport Press' building is turning into ETSU/UT and downtown is changing rapidly. Kingsport is doing good things. I always loved the layout of Kingsport and thought it was well-thought out. (of course, it is "the model city")
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