There are prices increases in materials and a shortage of labor, so many builders have decided if they have limited resources and can sell more expensive homes, they'll shift price range focus.  

I thought about it and I think it is pretty similar to forming a new company.Here is what I see: When I start a new business I am the founder and I need people who are experts in the different areas that the company needs to be successful.I need accounting, I need sales, I need marketing, I need management of the assets we have, I need insurance, I might need financing if I am a CAPEX intensive business, like a home builder or contractor and if I were to manufacture things.

We have a nice home, relativley new, but some of the interior was already chosen by our builder when we bought it.

The surge in homeowners, investors, builders working on homes has left the trades people and their suppliers very busy.  

There is a builder around the neighborhood that is selling brand new houses.

Plus the margin is available for the builders to cover while they are closing out entire neighborhoods at a time.  

Hi All, I was calling some homeowners looking for business, I talk to a property owner and they have 3 lots side by side, right now they are each zoned for C2, total sq ft is 27000, When trying to connect with builders and developers does anyone know how to best maximize these ?

Hi folks, looking to connect with a contractor that has experience in building multifamily buildings in Arizona [AZ] (≤4 units). Existing plans and knowledge of obtaining permits a plus! Thanks.

The move from existing to new with the lowered cap ex potential can be a very good buy and hold move.Ride those builders hard. 

Builder's quote for finishing basement with Living area + 1 bedroom + 1 full bath is close to $100/sq ft, separate entrance with stairs possible but cost extra.The basics:$390K purchase price10% down conventional, 30 Years Fixed.