Builders Can't Build Houses Fast Enough to Meet Demand: Ivy Zelman

The video discusses the current housing market conditions, highlighting a slight tapering in new home sales and a record low in resale inventory. Builders are buying more land to meet demand, despite rising land and input costs. Geographical shifts show strong markets in the Southeast and Southwest. Economic factors like low interest rates and remote work are driving demand, even amid rising unemployment.

What factors have contributed to the current state of the housing market?

How has the resale inventory in the United States changed recently?

What are builders planning to do in response to current housing demand?

What impact do rising land prices have on home builders and consumers?

How has remote work influenced housing demand and second home buying?

What are the implications of low mortgage rates on the housing market?

In what ways are economic conditions affecting the housing market?