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Taylor Morrison CEO Sheryl Palmer CNBC Sees a Lot of Room to Run Due to Years of Under-Building
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Taylor Morrison CEO Taylor Morrison CEO Sheryl Palmer joins 'Squawk on the Street' to discuss how long the company's strength can continue, Morrison's long-term thoughts on the lack of housing inventory, and what could loosen the tight inventory dynamic.

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