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Tuesday, 7 December, 1999 - 21:00
BUILDING approvals in the South West were valued at $30 million dollars in the month of October according to a report by Construction Research of Australia.
Of 487 building permits issued, 197 were for new dwelling approvals, accounting for $21 million, while 182 permits were issued for carports, garages or verandahs.
An additional 37 commercial units valued at $5.4 million were given approval.
The report indicates the South West accounted for 10 per cent of all building approvals in the State.
Of 487 building permits issued, 197 were for new dwelling approvals, accounting for $21 million, while 182 permits were issued for carports, garages or verandahs.
An additional 37 commercial units valued at $5.4 million were given approval.
The report indicates the South West accounted for 10 per cent of all building approvals in the State.