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why are architects so busy in the boston area?

Jocelyn Velney
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so upon my search to get some architectual work done, I have come to find out they are all booked. Most of them told me they cant even look at my paperwork for 2 months. I even spoke to a person with over 10 years experience and they mentioned its busiuest she has ever seen. My search was in the north shore area.

Does anyone else have a similar issue, and what did you do to move forward.

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Philip Ganz
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Philip Ganz
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@Jocelyn Velney    Having a great relationship with an architect makes a tremendous difference.   The speed is fast but the price is not cheap. 

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