In 2010, the Berkshire Hathaway Inc. CEO said that fewer housing starts can help lay the foundation for a more balanced market down the line. His own company’s recent investments in home builders show commitment to that principle.
Source: Inman News
Warren Buffett: ‘You want a bad number’ to get good market news
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