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Alan Nevin Quotes
«That means new-home prices will slow down.»
Author: Alan Nevin
«The reality is that there should not be an impact. However, many of the material suppliers and subcontractors are using that as an excuse for raising prices.»
Author: Alan Nevin
«Rita won't have anywhere near the impact of Katrina.»
Author: Alan Nevin
«Materials for construction are part of a world market, and the demand created in Louisiana is virtually insignificant. A large part of the reason why materials will go up are related to futures markets on commodities.»
Author: Alan Nevin
«One out of four new homes built in Riverside (County) goes to someone working in San Diego County.»
Author: Alan Nevin
«It remains hot. It's somewhat amazing.»
Author: Alan Nevin
«It's all in the affordable sectors. We don't see any major gains taking place in that area because the barriers to entry are so great throughout the state.»
Author: Alan Nevin
«The annual demand for new homes in California continues to be in the 240,000 range, but the home building industry is able to provide only 80 percent of the total need.»
Author: Alan Nevin
«The slowdown in November will give builders an opportunity to clear out their standing inventory. We anticipate that 2005 will conclude with figures matching 2004, which was a very good year for the industry.»
Author: Alan Nevin
«California cannot continue to sustain skyrocketing housing prices that have ballooned over the last few years. The industry has been moving at a torrid pace to keep up with demand, but we expect prices will finally level off to a manageable level.»
Author: Alan Nevin