Let’s
So the article claims NABS ( a Home dumpo/Lowes rival) is declaring bankruptcy.
“Canadian lumber had climbed 14.5%. Concrete prices jumped 8%. Household appliances were expected to rise by as much as 20%. Suddenly, the question wasn’t how to build affordably — it was whether starter homes could be built profitably at all.”
Their subset data looks like it was supplied by
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Why are they neglecting the other factors in building? Plumbing and electric have certainly increased. PVC is damn near unaffordable, copper can’t even be discussed. Labor rates, insurance…they missed a lot, IMO.