As the home improvement retailer’s earnings report revealed, there are fewer Home Depot shoppers now than when the pandemic first began. However, that shouldn’t necessarily spark concern about the housing market.
Source: Inman News
Why fewer Home Depot shoppers isn’t a bad sign for housing
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