Housing Wire

JANUARY 17, 2024

New home construction exploded early in the pandemic as soaring home demand squeezed existing inventory nationwide, giving homebuilders a much bigger share of a shrinking pie. High mortgage rates and home prices quelled the surge in buyer demand, and time seems to have moderated the supply chain shocks.

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The Robert Weiler Company

APRIL 5, 2023

Industrial real estate investors and developers can’t add new properties to the market fast enough. According to a recent report from commercial real estate development association, NAIOP , there is a lot of optimism for the industrial sector, nationally, as supply chain conditions steadily improve.

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Will Springer Realtor

DECEMBER 8, 2021

It’s safe to say we are tired of hearing the phrase “supply-chain disruption” and experiencing its effects. Analysts believe items that are now in shorter supply – major appliances, computer chips and specialty goods, to name a few – will return to shelves and front porches by the end of 2022 as the pandemic (hopefully) ebbs.

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Will Springer Realtor

MAY 9, 2023

In many cases, the long lag time to complete projects is no longer from dreaded supply-chain issues. Legislation related to transit-oriented development did not pass. Falling new inventory is constraining transaction volumes while also supporting higher home prices. Kitchen and bath professionals are reporting 3.9-month

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