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Homebuilders haven’t seen much disruption from deportations yet, John Burns finds

Homebuilders haven’t seen much disruption from deportations yet, John Burns finds

Around 13% of the U.S. construction workforce is estimated to be undocumented—including 23% laborers.

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Homebuilders unsold completed inventory reaches the highest level since 2009—here's the context

Homebuilders unsold completed inventory reaches the highest level since 2009—here's the context

"Some builders are facing pricing pressure—especially in key Florida and Texas markets, where resale supply is also well above pre-COVID norms," writes Dillan Krieg at John Burns Research and Consulting.

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Did Warren Buffett see this coming? Homebuilder margins face pressure in 2025
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Did Warren Buffett see this coming? Homebuilder margins face pressure in 2025

ResiClub PRO | Since the end of October, U.S. homebuilder stocks have been the second-worst performing subsector of the S&P 500 Index. Here's what it could mean for the 2025 housing market.

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Austin and Atlanta boast 'appropriately supplied' lot inventory—L.A. and Seattle face 'significantly undersupplied' conditions

Austin and Atlanta boast 'appropriately supplied' lot inventory—L.A. and Seattle face 'significantly undersupplied' conditions

Zonda chief economist Ali Wolf: "Land and lot supply is at the healthiest levels we’ve seen in years."

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J.P. Morgan makes a big build-to-rent play—this map shows the country's BTR pipeline
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J.P. Morgan makes a big build-to-rent play—this map shows the country's BTR pipeline

ResiClub PRO | A total of 110,727 U.S. single-family rentals are in the construction pipeline across 613 communities. Phoenix has the most.

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The cost breakdown for constructing a single-family home in 2024

The cost breakdown for constructing a single-family home in 2024

For some homebuilders, rising input and construction costs have further compressed margins over the past two years.

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Homebuilders in Florida and Texas are spending the most on incentives—Northeast builders are spending the least

Homebuilders in Florida and Texas are spending the most on incentives—Northeast builders are spending the least

D.R. Horton CEO says rising levels of active inventory for sale in Florida and Texas are having "some impact on sales."

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What to expect from housing starts in 2025, as predicted by 11 different forecast models
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What to expect from housing starts in 2025, as predicted by 11 different forecast models

ResiClub PRO | Among the 11 construction forecasts tracked by ResiClub, the average model projects U.S. total housing starts to be 1.39 million in 2025.

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What homebuilder stocks are telling us about the 2025 housing market

What homebuilder stocks are telling us about the 2025 housing market

Lennar—a homebuilder ranked No. 126 on the Fortune 500—expects its Q1 2025 gross margin to be its lowest for a first quarter in more than a decade.

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Lance Lambert
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‘We’re keeping an eye on Florida’ says one of the housing market’s largest homebuilders

‘We’re keeping an eye on Florida’ says one of the housing market’s largest homebuilders

Douglas Yearley, CEO of Toll Brothers, says Florida is their ‘most cautionary market’ right now.

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Lance Lambert
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Publicly traded U.S. homebuilders purchased 66% of U.S. finished lots last quarter, according to John Burns

Publicly traded U.S. homebuilders purchased 66% of U.S. finished lots last quarter, according to John Burns

What groups purchased finished lots in Q3 2024, according to John Burns Research and Consulting.

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Lance Lambert
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Homebuilders have more completed unsold inventory than any time since 2009—what it means for the 2025 housing market
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Homebuilders have more completed unsold inventory than any time since 2009—what it means for the 2025 housing market

ResiClub PRO | Is rising standing inventory simply a sign that the single-family new construction market is normalizing or do builders in some markets need to make further affordability adjustments?

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Lance Lambert