Saturday, August 24, 2013
Builders try to keep pace with demand
Metro Phoenix’s homebuilding industry is trying to keep up with demand from homebuyers.
New-home construction in metro Phoenix is climbing this year more slowly than originally expected. A shortage of construction workers is one reason for the slow growth. Look for stories in Sunday’s and Monday’s Arizona Republic exploring those issues.
Meanwhile, here is some interesting data from an RL Brown Report.
Metro Phoenix’s top five builders based on new-home sales through late July.
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