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May figures show limited growth.
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Sales pace rises 23.6% to 330,000-unit level, which is still relatively slow.
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With 1,400 acres and more than 3,800 homes, Symphony is one of the largest developments ever in Indiana.
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Housing market continues to struggle for equilibrium, according to data released Thursday by NAR and FHFA.
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Single-family permits slide to lowest level of activity since April 2009.
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NAHB measure of home builder confidence falls to 14 in July.
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In other housing news, single-family construction spending rises slightly in May, but levels expected to drop in months ahead.
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Monthly gains thought to be result of housing tax credit.
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Activity drops to a 300,000-unit pace after tax credit expires April 30.