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Mortgage Crisis Up-ends Home Builders

21 Aug
2007

The recent mortgage crisis is causing the publicly traded home builders to take a beating.  This morning Bank of America analysts downgraded Hovnanian, Toll Brothers and Standard Pacific while reducing stock price targets by almost a third on all the home builders they cover. 

It comes as no surprise that a constricting mortgage market will cut deeply into new home starts and number of available buyers.  Tougher lending requirements may take a bite out of remodeling as well. 

See full article : Mortgage Crisis Hits Home Builders

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