It’s still a golden age of homebuilding, according to one top real estate CEO. Here’s why

“It’s that unique confluence of strong demand, no supply because there’s no resale inventory, and large public builders with a meaningful advantage through those rate buydowns,” Howard Hughes’ chief executive said.
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Source：https://fortune.com/2024/04/26/housing-market-golden-age-homebuilding-mortgage-rates-new-homes/

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