Homebuilders are reporting shorter construction timelines and fewer supply-chain issues as they deal with a drop in demand for new houses, according to a survey of homebuilders by John Burns Real Estate Consulting.
Source: Inman News
Against the odds, some buyers are returning to newly built homes
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