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May 5, 2008

Four-year supply of home lots at this construction pace

More economic distress through 2008, more home lots going up for sale and more home builders leaving the Sacramento market. Oh, and did we mention almost a four-year supply of home lots to build on at this current construction pace?

This is what Greg Gross, Northern California director for the Houston-based home building industry consultant, Metrostudy, is telling home builders in the region. Here is today's news release. After a quick national overview he gets into the challenges facing an area home building industry that has already slowed construction to a crawl as most eyes turn to vacant bank-owned homes.


Posted by Jim Wasserman, May 5, 2008 5:00 PM



 
 

JIM WASSERMAN

Bee Business Writer Jim Wasserman was born in Ohio and moved to California in 1979. As a reporter with The Fresno Bee and The Associated Press, Wasserman made a profession of watching California's explosive growth. He joined The Sacramento Bee in 2005 and the next year began covering real estate.

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