As the Habitat For Humanity of Hall County ReStore settles back into its former Murphy Boulevard location after a year at 975 Chestnut St., officials say customers may be the ones who benefit most from the move. “We are going to be much more aggressive on our pricing, so it will be lower than it has been in the past,” said Tim Williams, executive director for the local Habitat organization. “It’s a little bit smaller of a space, so we’ve got to turn the merchandise quicker.”