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M/I, Meritage team up to fund $7.6M bridge to growth in a Texas town

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M/I Homes and Meritage Homes jointly funded a $7.6 million bridge in Buda, Texas, to connect their new housing development with the city’s commercial center, addressing infrastructure needs while promoting affordable housing. This public-private partnership highlights the importance of early collaboration between developers and local governments to balance infrastructure investments with market affordability constraints, setting a precedent for future growth projects in similar communities.

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