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TheStreet.com
Apr 30
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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Homebuilder stocks have set tradable ranges since the PHLX Housing Sector Index (195.73) set a multi-year high at 198.06 on March 20 the day after I wrote, Sell Downgrades Weaken Homebuilder Foundations.
From that...
Forbes
Apr 25
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The U.S. housing recovery has been a key investing theme for months, with home builders the pacesetters. If first-quarter earnings from PulteGroup Thursday morning are any indication, there may be plenty more room to run.
Wall Street Journal
Apr 23
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What's bad news for home buyers is good news for builders: The low inventory of previously owned houses for sale is driving up new-home sales—and prices.
Wall Street Journal
Apr 19
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U.K. home-builder stocks have soared more than 80% over the past 12 months. The outlook for builders could be brighter than investors credit with help from the government's mortgage-buying initiatives.
Benzinga
Apr 19
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Below are the top mid-cap residential construction stocks on the NYSE and the NASDAQ in terms of earnings per share.
The trailing-twelve-month earnings per share at Lennar (NYSE: LEN) is $3.26. Lennar's operating margin for the same period is...
TheStreet.com
Apr 18
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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- The housing market has been a bright spot for a slowly growing economy but in my judgment this spotlight has dimmed. My benchmark for the homebuilding industry is the PHLX Housing Sector Index (179.51) set a multi-year...
Forbes
Apr 17
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If I were investing in residential real estate, I'd start snapping up development lots in Provo, Utah. Google has announced it's bringing Google Fiber to town.
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this for 2 years just based on the economy. Again just my onopiin as a Mortgage Advisor and an Investor. Rates are still good though if you are looking to buy a home so buy NOW and dont delay if that why you ask on rates. Go for a FIXED rate and NEVER an ARM right now. Give the markets 8 yrs roughly and the rates will possibly DROP again!April 3, 2011 | 11:26 am
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