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Harvard Says Remodeling Spending Downturn to Slow

Could the drop in remodeling spending from post-COVID levels regulate soon?




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Market Conditions

40% of Homeowners Concerned with Home Improvement Affordability

Rising interest rates, prices, job security, and contractor availability are main factors impacting homeowners' decision to proceed with home improvement projects.

NAHB

Challenging Affordability Environment Offers Opportunities for Remodelers

Rising inflation, low inventory, and changing demographics make way for remodeling demand

Home Improvement

How Can Independent Home Improvement Companies Compete with Private Equity?

Private equity investors are aggressively purchasing larger home improvement companies. What should the smaller players do?

· Remodeling Mastery

Indicators of a Softening Market and How to Prepare

Market conditions could be changing, but don't panic. Richardson shares ways to stay on top of market conditions and how to prepare for any potential softening down the road.

Industry Data & Research

Remodelers Report Steady Confidence in Industry Conditions

See the confidence levels remodelers have in the industry from NAHB's latest index.

· Podcasts

The History of the Remodeling Industry

How has the remodeling industry become the way it is? Industry expert Mark Richardson dives in and shares.

Looking Ahead: Preparing for the Worst

There will be a downturn again. Will it be in 2022?

Remodeling Market Predictions: 2022

A Pro Remodeler Thought Leader reveals what he sees happening in 2022

Housing Industry Fundamentals Affecting Your Business Today

On HorizonTV this week, Grant Farnsworth of The Farnsworth Group outlines key fundamentals impacting homeowner's decision making today and how it…

Americans Kept Fixing Up Their Homes Through the Pandemic

A new report from Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies believes that lifestyle changes could signal a longer-term boon in remodeling spending.

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