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Economy

12 Sep 2013

Businomics Newsletter

  • By Bill Conerly
  • In Economy
  • 1 comment

The latest issue of the Businomics Newsletter is out. Here's the first page; see it all at http://www.conerlyconsulting.com/this-months-charts/

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  1. Bill Dougherty
    September 16, 2013

    I presume the new home size information comes from permit applications? For heaven’s sake, are we really going back to McMansions?? I know that larger homes are more profitable for builders, but so soon after the housing crash I would have thought we would still be requesting modest new homes. There may also be a skew in the data (a mix issue) that more new homes today are move-up homes not starter homes? But I haven’t seen that from the builders in the Sea metro market (which admittedly is a pretty hot housing market).

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