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by kaibee
671 days ago
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> because it doesn't actually make any connection to indicate that these companies wouldn't make even more money by building more homes, I think it comes down to risk, effort, and available labor/resources. If it costs them nothing to hold the land and build only when they're very sure that the building will be profitable, then that's what they'll do. But once they have the whole construction side working on projects... if there's capital left over... why not buy up more land in the mean time? It makes it harder for your competition to build while you work through your backlog and it costs you basically nothing. |
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