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  1. High average spending in the Houston/Texas area is noted to exceed national norms.
  2. San Antonio's deficit trails only Houston's, supported by Bureau of Labor Statistics data showing city budgets grew faster than national prices.

Reports indicate rising costs of goods and services are being observed in the Houston area, supported by data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 12
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Reports indicate rising costs of goods and services are being observed in the Houston area, supported by data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

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  1. Fees in the Houston area are increasing based on the local Consumer Price Index.Sub-event
  2. Rising cost of goods and services in Houston/Texas supported by BLS data.1 source

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San Antonio's deficit trails only Houston's, supported by Bureau of Labor Statistics data showing city budgets grew faster than national prices. All 1 developments

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