Down Payment Assistance Cancelled For Builders [Housing Tracker] [View article]
Hi Judy,
I think an interesting "bright side" article on the housing recession would be how this is affecting building labor and materials cost (if at all).
After the dot-com bubble burst, salaries and contract rates for computer programmers dropped as much as 50%. This was good news for those of us with demands on the programming market unrelated to dot coms, suddenly we had great talent available for less per hour than *before* the bubble.
By supply-and-demand reasoning, I would expect a similar effect in housing. At least for a while, labor and material should be in over-supply and the non-housing market builders should be reaping benefits.
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Hi Judy,
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I think an interesting "bright side" article on the housing recession would be how this is affecting building labor and materials cost (if at all).
After the dot-com bubble burst, salaries and contract rates for computer programmers dropped as much as 50%. This was good news for those of us with demands on the programming market unrelated to dot coms, suddenly we had great talent available for less per hour than *before* the bubble.
By supply-and-demand reasoning, I would expect a similar effect in housing. At least for a while, labor and material should be in over-supply and the non-housing market builders should be reaping benefits.