The growth of Benton affix commercial development
A person on economic development would be difficult to Benton to see a slowdown hit many parts of the nation.
Saline County has been one of the fastest growing counties in the state, its population growing by 30.1 percent over the past ten years, now that the eighth largest largest country circle with 83529 people according to the census 2000.
Benton, the National Statistical Office headquarters, saw its share of this growth. The city now has 21906 inhabitants, an increase of 20.5 percent compared to 18177 in 1990 census.
“The home [growth of real estate] Spawns communications [market],” said Dan Moudy, co-owner, Phillips-Moudy-Duke Real Estate of Benton.
Nearly 1700 building permits were issued for the construction of new single family home of one over the last ten years.
And there are many more on the way. Since the beginning of the year until July, 119 retailers have family permit issued by the city, with an estimated $ 14.8 million and 26 permits an evaluation of more than $ 9 million.
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