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As existing home inventory continues to fall, builder confidence is on the rise, according to the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB)/Wells Fargo Housing Market Index (HMI) report, released Monday. In addition, 33% of builder expect to experience or have already experienced AD&C loan tightening from regional banking partners.
Scores for each component of the homebuilder confidence survey are then used to calculate an index, with any number greater than 50 indicating that more homebuilders view conditions as favorable than not. The NAHB attributes the increase to the lack of existing home inventory shifting demand to the new home market.
While we take into consideration both actual and effective age in our appraisal process, if a home is not newer construction, as noted earlier, it is more typical to make an adjustment for condition or effective age rather than for chronological age. How About LoanConditions? – Sacramento Appraisal Blog.
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