Grupo Poma to build 3,000 more homes in El Salvador

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Including other projects already underway, Poma expects to have built and sold 18,000 new homes by next year.
Poma's Grupo Roble real-estate development unit is in charge of the projects. "We've been meeting our goals of 100 percent sales, said Ruth Hasbún, Roble's marketing manager.

Source: laprensagrafica.com

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