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New data reveals that homebuilders' unsold completed inventory has reached its highest level since the aftermath of the Great Financial Crisis, signaling potential shifts in the housing market landscape, particularly in southern states. Inventory Surge Continues Post-Pandemic Boom According to recently published figures by ResiClub Analytics, the number of unsold completed new single-family homes in […]

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