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Jacksonville No. 3 in US for building new homes, but prices still climbing fast

Jacksonville No. 3 in US for building new homes, but prices still climbing fast

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Jacksonville No. 3 in US for building new homes, but prices still climbing fast
Jacksonville No. 3 in US for building new homes, but prices still climbing fast
Jacksonville No. 3 in US for building new homes, but prices still climbing fast
Jacksonville No. 3 in US for building new homes, but prices still climbing fast
bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago
Jacksonville is among the U.S. markets building the most new homes, according to Redfin, but the pace isn't fast enough to stop prices from rising rapidly amid low inventory.
Jacksonville is among the U.S. markets building the most new homes, according to Redfin, but the pace isn't fast enough to stop prices from rising rapidly amid low inventory.
Jacksonville is No. 3 in US for building new homes, but prices still climbing fast
Jacksonville is No. 3 in US for building new homes, but prices still climbing fast
Jacksonville is No. 3 in US for building new homes, but prices still climbing fast
Jacksonville is No. 3 in US for building new homes, but prices still climbing fast
bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago
Jacksonville is among the U.S. markets building the most new homes, but the pace isn't fast enough to stop prices from rising rapidly amid low inventory.
Jacksonville is among the U.S. markets building the most new homes, but the pace isn't fast enough to stop prices from rising rapidly amid low inventory.
Raleigh No. 2 in US for building new homes, but prices still climbing fast
Raleigh No. 2 in US for building new homes, but prices still climbing fast
Raleigh No. 2 in US for building new homes, but prices still climbing fast
Raleigh No. 2 in US for building new homes, but prices still climbing fast
bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago
Raleigh is among the U.S. markets building the most new homes, but the pace isn't fast enough to stop prices from rising rapidly amid low inventory.
Raleigh is among the U.S. markets building the most new homes, but the pace isn't fast enough to stop prices from rising rapidly amid low inventory.
Nashville No. 4 in US for building new homes, but prices still climbing fast
Nashville No. 4 in US for building new homes, but prices still climbing fast
Nashville No. 4 in US for building new homes, but prices still climbing fast
Nashville No. 4 in US for building new homes, but prices still climbing fast
bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago
Nashville is among the U.S. markets building the most new homes, according to Redfin, but the pace isn't fast enough to stop prices from rising rapidly amid low inventory.
Nashville is among the U.S. markets building the most new homes, according to Redfin, but the pace isn't fast enough to stop prices from rising rapidly amid low inventory.
Charlotte's growth in home prices slows but still eclipses US rate: Case-Shiller
Charlotte's growth in home prices slows but still eclipses US rate: Case-Shiller
Charlotte's growth in home prices slows but still eclipses US rate: Case-Shiller
Charlotte's growth in home prices slows but still eclipses US rate: Case-Shiller
bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago
While housing data points to an end for the red-hot streak in local home-price gains, the Charlotte area is still outpacing growth seen on a national level.
While housing data points to an end for the red-hot streak in local home-price gains, the Charlotte area is still outpacing growth seen on a national level.
Prices Still High for Heavy Machines, But Supplies May Improve
Prices Still High for Heavy Machines, But Supplies May Improve
Prices Still High for Heavy Machines, But Supplies May Improve
Prices Still High for Heavy Machines, But Supplies May Improve
Engineering News-Record Engineering News-Rec... | 1 year ago
While it may be too soon to say for sure, there are some early indicators that the steep prices for machines in resale channels may be leveling off. Pressures from supply chains still facing disruptions due to the COVID-19 pandemic along with a busy summer construction season caused prices to rise steadily month-over-month earlier this year, but the worst of that may be over, according to the latest data from industry analyst firm EquipmentWatch.β€œIn the last six months, used const...
While it may be too soon to say for sure, there are some early indicators that the steep prices for machines in resale channels may be leveling off. Pressures from supply chains still facing disruptions due to the COVID-19 pandemic along with a busy summer construction season caused prices to rise steadily month-over-month earlier this year, but the worst of that may be over, according to the latest data from industry analyst firm EquipmentWatch.β€œIn the last six months, used const...
'Unrelenting demand' for new homes in North Texas pushes sales and prices up (but pending sales drop...
'Unrelenting demand' for new homes in North Texas pushes sales and prices up (but pending sales drop...
'Unrelenting demand' for new homes in North Texas pushes sales and prices up (but pending sales drop...
'Unrelenting demand' for new homes in North Texas pushes sales and prices up (but pending sales drop...
bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago
DFW new home sales jumped last month and so did new home prices. The one less-than-rosy data point for builders was pending new home sales, which fell statewide and in North Texas β€” potentially signaling a slowdown ahead.
DFW new home sales jumped last month and so did new home prices. The one less-than-rosy data point for builders was pending new home sales, which fell statewide and in North Texas β€” potentially signaling a slowdown ahead.
More than 200 new single-family homes planned in Northwest Jacksonville
More than 200 new single-family homes planned in Northwest Jacksonville
More than 200 new single-family homes planned in Northwest Jacksonville
More than 200 new single-family homes planned in Northwest Jacksonville
bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago
The new subdivision would bring 219 homes to the area north of Interstate 10 in west Jacksonville.
The new subdivision would bring 219 homes to the area north of Interstate 10 in west Jacksonville.
No Homes For Sale? Find Hidden Inventory! (Part 3)
No Homes For Sale? Find Hidden Inventory! (Part 3)
No Homes For Sale? Find Hidden Inventory! (Part 3)
No Homes For Sale? Find Hidden Inventory! (Part 3)
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Austin ranks No. 1 in US for new apartment demand, study finds
Austin ranks No. 1 in US for new apartment demand, study finds
Austin ranks No. 1 in US for new apartment demand, study finds
Austin ranks No. 1 in US for new apartment demand, study finds
bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago
Austin will need 117,107 new apartment units by 2035 to keep up with demand, according to a new study. Click through to see how the Texas capital compares with the state's other big metros, and to access a data-packed list of the busiest multifamily developers in the region.
Austin will need 117,107 new apartment units by 2035 to keep up with demand, according to a new study. Click through to see how the Texas capital compares with the state's other big metros, and to access a data-packed list of the busiest multifamily developers in the region.