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Posted April 28, 2008Far From Over
Analysis of: Construction Companies Are Clamoring for Managers | online.wsj.com
Author: Kenneth Egan, Broker and Realtor Re/Max All Cities Realty
A year's worth of new home inventory remains unsold. Regional banks are reporting losses, because of regional builders excess inventory. With increasing foreclosures, and at current building levels, the issues remain. Large projects will be next. Poor sales at destination resorts will start to impact...
Posted April 24, 2008
ARE HOMEBUILDING STOCK PRICE INCREASES PREMATURE?
Analysis of: Construction Companies Are Clamoring for Managers | online.wsj.com
Author: David Keller, Former Chief Financial Officer Technical Olympic USA Inc.
ARE HOMEBUILDING STOCK PRICE INCREASES PREMATURE?
Analysis of: Construction Companies Are Clamoring for Managers | online.wsj.com
Author: David Keller, Former Chief Financial Officer Technical Olympic USA Inc.
Recently, stock prices of most public homebuilders have increased 20-30 percent. This despite no visible signs of improvement in the overall housing industry. It seems early in the cycle for these stock price upward movements, as it appears the housing market has not yet found bottom. ...
Posted April 24, 2008
IMPAIRMENT REVERSALS – IMPACT ON COST OF GOODS SOLD
Analysis of: New-Homes Supply Builds; Durable Goods Orders Slide | online.wsj.com
Author: David Keller, Former Chief Financial Officer Technical Olympic USA Inc.
IMPAIRMENT REVERSALS – IMPACT ON COST OF GOODS SOLD
Analysis of: New-Homes Supply Builds; Durable Goods Orders Slide | online.wsj.com
Author: David Keller, Former Chief Financial Officer Technical Olympic USA Inc.
Homebuilders have recorded large inventory impairments over the last couple of years. Most of these impairments have been for land and lots. As these previously impaired lots are built on and a completed home is delivered, the land component as a percentage of Cost of Goods Sold may decline...
Posted April 22, 2008
TURNING THE CORNER?
Analysis of: Study: Few can afford homes in LV | www.lvrj.com
Author: Steve Bottfeld, Principal Marketing Solutions
TURNING THE CORNER?
Analysis of: Study: Few can afford homes in LV | www.lvrj.com
Author: Steve Bottfeld, Principal Marketing Solutions
March Las Vegas housing results can best be described as mildly disappointing. Although prices remained relatively stable and inventory continued decline, surprisingly, sales did not improve significantly. Although sales did not increase in March, there is sufficient anecdotal evidence (increasing...
Posted April 10, 2008Northeast Phoenix Woes: No Market for Desert Ridge?
Analysis of: Developers seek relief in state land deals | www.azcentral.com
Author: Jim Belfiore, President Belfiore Real Estate Consulting
The limited demand within Northeast Phoenix should come as no surprise to the State. The deceleration in home sales has created a surplus of finished and planned lots. Despite current market conditions, BREC anticipates the market area continuing to hold value better than most Valley submarkets...
Posted March 28, 2008UK House Prices: Is this the turning point? Probably, but not in the way that most commentators suggest!
Analysis of: Where are the first time buyers? Day of reckoning for the housing market | www.guardian.co.uk
Author: Jon Watson, Principal Jon Watson Consulting
First time buyer activity is the traditional prop for the market: despite continued high levels of household formation (225k per annum, compared with build rates of 160-180k per annum), increasing numbers of newly forming households are choosing to rent rather than buy. In parallel, buy to let...
Posted March 18, 2008
LAS VEGAS: MARCH MADNESS
Analysis of: New Home Sales Inch Up | www.lvrj.com
Author: Steve Bottfeld, Principal Marketing Solutions
LAS VEGAS: MARCH MADNESS
Analysis of: New Home Sales Inch Up | www.lvrj.com
Author: Steve Bottfeld, Principal Marketing Solutions
In sports, March Madness starts with the opening “tip off.” In Las Vegas real estate, March Madness starts with February’s housing stats. And, those stats are the “tip off” that this market is making progress in its struggle to get off the “bottom.”
Posted March 7, 2008
Beyond the Housing Slump - Taking Control of Your Construction Material Costs
Analysis of: Beyond the Housing Slump - Taking Control of Your Construction Material Costs | www.design2bid.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Analysis of: Beyond the Housing Slump - Taking Control of Your Construction Material Costs | www.design2bid.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
During this housing downturn, builders should be focusing on defining and implementing the operational processes that will make them more efficient builders when the market begins to recover. In the past, home builders have relied on their trade base to provide them with the material quantities...
Posted March 6, 2008Bernanke Call too Early, Needs to Focus on Homebuilders
Analysis of: Bernanke's Call: Aid Homeowners | online.wsj.com
Author: Jim Belfiore, President Belfiore Real Estate Consulting
Some homeowners with the means to pay their mortgage payments are halting those payments, walking away from their homes instead, accepting that they are upside down, and choosing 7 years of bad credit over an unknown period of negative equity. If Mr. Bernanke is successful in his call to bankers-...
Posted March 3, 2008
Analyzing Homebuilder Risks
Analysis of: Decline in Home Prices Accelerates | online.wsj.com
Author: David Keller, Former Chief Financial Officer Technical Olympic USA Inc.
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of 130Analyzing Homebuilder Risks
Analysis of: Decline in Home Prices Accelerates | online.wsj.com
Author: David Keller, Former Chief Financial Officer Technical Olympic USA Inc.
There are risks associated with homebuilding assets and contingent obligations. This article alerts the reader to areas of interest.
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