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Jim Henderson of The Colorado Springs Business Journal wrote a recent opinion that was refreshing for us to read here at Colorado Springs new homes. The crux of his opinion is that small businesses make our Colorado communities vibrant, alive, unique, and a great place to work and raise a family. “In large part,” he says, “local small businesses give a community its character, its sense of growth and its optimism.” He provides data that turns this opinion into fact:

• “Small businesses added 25,400 net new jobs during 2004, the latest period studied.”

• “During 2006, Colorado had an estimated 550,100 small businesses, of which 153,400 were employer firms.”

• “Those small businesses employed 52 percent of the state’s non-farm private work force (during 2004).”

Small businesses have clearly added a strong element of growth to our fine state, and even more so to our excellent city. At Colorado Springs new homes we are confident that small businesses – even in the midst of a down market and slower economic times – will play a key role in helping to reverse market trends. After all, Henderson concludes “Small business is what makes neighborhoods, communities, and states strong. Small business creates jobs, develops innovative products and services and brings diversity to our economy.” We know small businesses are nothing to take lightly, and running one is usually extremely trying, but at Colorado Springs new homes we look forward to the role they will continue to play in our city’s ultimate housing turnaround.

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Brian Wilson

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