Builder sentiment runs soft as affordability strain subdues orders
Builder sentiment improved slightly in August as the NAHB HMI rose to 35, but incentives remained widespread at 63%. Private builders face sharper constraints when competing with public builders that can fund rate buydowns and discounts.
Builder sentiment improved slightly in August as the NAHB HMI rose to 35, but incentives remained widespread at 63%. Private builders face sharper constraints when competing with public builders that can fund rate buydowns and discounts. This story matters for Real Estate & Property readers tracking asid. Reported by housingwire.com. Read the full original at the source link below.
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