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Do Builders ‘Get’ What Buyers Want?

In what may feel like an overpriced housing market, some economists say that builders aren’t constructing the entry-level homes they should be focusing on, but are building pricey homes for buyers with exceptional credit.
June 26, 2015

In what may feel like an overpriced housing market, some economists say that builders aren’t constructing the entry-level homes they should be focusing on, but are building pricey homes for buyers with exceptional credit.
With more first-time buyers entering the market, The Wall Street Journal reports that builders need to not only pay attention to entry-level homes, but they also need to maintain a focus on what millennials, who make up a greater portion of the buying population, want in their homes and communities, such as a connection to the neighborhood, convenience, and affordability.

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