Shreya Murthy

Greg Able, the new CEO of Berkshire Hathaway and Warren Buffett said, gave a quote to the journal, he has launched.

He has launched.

I love it.

On Monday, then they talk about the Google deal.

Taylor Morrison is a safer bet in a precarious home building market.

The company tends to focus on the higher end of the market, which has performed better.

A significant part of its business is built around buyers looking to upgrade to nicer homes rather than entry-level buyers who are struggling the most.

In addition, the company is part of a smaller segment of builders that have leaned into so-called build-to-rent communities of single-family homes constructed for the sole purpose of renting.

Congress recently threatened build-to-rent developers with a proposal that would force them to sell their properties within seven years of building them, but House lawmakers removed that proposal in an attempt to rescue the burgeoning sector.

The Taylor Morrison deal is the latest example of consolidation

in the residential construction industry.

Last month, Avalon Bay Communities and Equity Residential agreed to merge in the largest multi-family combination on record years after sluggish profits.

This puts pressure on others to find a dance partner, says Alan Ratner.

Interesting.

Well, we'll continue following up on that.

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What do you think the odds that the admin does some type of mega project around home building?