Some odd dynamics are in play within the housing market these days. While real estate has improved from the depths of the Great Recession, much like the economy at large, headwinds in the single-family sector are preventing major breakthroughs.
Much of that can be chalked up to simple supply and demand. Developers, driven by a shortage of available lots as well as a lack of funds, are focused on building for wealthy consumers and apartment management companies in order to maximize their return on investment.Click to continue
