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Last week, Clayton broke ground on a new neighborhood of 31 energy-efficient eBuilt homes in Daviess County, KY. These modern manufactured homes will promote sustainable, attainable homeownership for community residents.

The new homes will bring attainable housing inventory to the community, and since they are built to the U.S. Department of Energy’s Zero Energy Ready Home™ specifications, it’s estimated that homeowners will save up to 50% on annual energy costs.

Read more at Claytonhomes.com.

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Stay Connected with MHI: Sign Up to Receive Text Updates

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