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Posted: 2025-07-05 13:12:43 UTC
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New home inventory hits levels not seen since 2009, raising concerns among builders and evoking memories of the 2008 housing crash. Builders are offering incentives to attract buyers amid high mortgage rates and unsold homes, particularly in the Sun Belt region.
Housing glut reaching 2009 levels.
Builders offering incentives to attract buyers.
Sun Belt region experiencing significant inventory surplus.
High mortgage rates.
Surplus of unsold new homes.
Regional oversupply in the Sun Belt.