General Discussion

We almost bought a Lennar house in 2022. I seriously doubt that home will be standing in 40 years, let alone 50. Every aspect of it, save a very few skilled trades who did a few things, were done completely wrong - first semester shop class wrong. And that's a $500,000 new home in a major metro blue state.

We need more quality homes built that 5 and bottom 6 figure incomes can reasonably compete to buy. Period. We don't need more options to allow people stretched thin to stretch thinner to compete for the few that are available, driving the cost up and volume down further.

I suspect there will eventually be a government somethingorother to incentivize building these. I expect them to be the same crap we passed on in 2022 in the frevor to show results.