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Lennar Holds Volume, Cuts Incentives as Affordability Pressure Drives Southern California From Coast to Inland Empire

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Lennar's second-quarter results put its volume-first playbook on display, pairing the first sustained drop in buyer incentives in three years with record cost and cycle-time gains, a combination that matters across Southern California's affordability-driven markets from the coastal counties to the Inland Empire. The homebuilder delivered 20,519 homes and booked 21,749 new orders in its […]

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