$4B Panasonic EV-battery plant powers surge in De Soto apartment plans

Thanks to the underway $4 billion Panasonic EV-battery plant, De Soto has more apartments planned than single-family projects for the first time in its history. Two developers are behind the bulk of that increase.

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