The article discusses regional sales and construction trends, noting that they may not be as useful as commonly believed due to an upside-down supply constrained context. The monthly supply of new homes for sale is increasing, a trend typically associated with deep recessions. Inventory is piling up, leading to predictions of deep discounts. New construction has been declining for 4 years, while home prices are elevated. Some experts suggest prices will need to drop by 40% to return to normal. The article hints at potentially lucrative opportunities for builders and investors in the current market conditions.

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