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Across the country, many homebuyers are seeking  smaller homes to cut costs in the rough economy.  But some Charlotte-area builders say the opposite trend  is happening here and they are hoping to cash in.

After renting a townhouse from her parents for nearly three years, Dawn Wallace was ready to get a place of her own. She had a good job as an assistant manager at AmerisourceBergen, a Charlotte pharmaceutical consulting company, and over the years had been saving her money. So, in August, after exploring her options, she bought a ...

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Across the country, many homebuyers are seeking smaller homes to cut costs in the rough economy. But some Charlotte-area builders say the opposite trend is happening here and they are hoping to cash in.

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Across the country, many homebuyers are seeking  smaller homes to cut costs in the rough economy.  But some Charlotte-area builders say the opposite trend  is happening here and they are hoping to cash in.