Tag Archives: housing
Housing Stocks Are Poised to Rebound – Barron’s
Housing Stocks Are Poised to ReboundBarron’sPotential targets include Ryland Homes (RYL), Meritage Homes (MTH) and Beazer. The conventional view is there are few economies of scale in home building, … and more » read more
David Benda: Slump creates irony on housing – Record-Searchlight
David Benda: Slump creates irony on housingRecord-SearchlightA week after the NAHB/Wells Fargo affordability index was released, the Federal Housing Finance Agency weighed in with its quarterly survey of values, … and more » read more
On the Call: Toll Brothers CEO Douglas Yearley – BusinessWeek
Reuters On the Call: Toll Brothers CEO Douglas YearleyBusinessWeekQUESTION: With the current market dynamics the way they are, seems as though there may be more consolidation going on as we saw with Pulte and Centex (last …Housing's a wreck. Builders … Continue reading
Housing Data Stink. Home-builders … Rally? – Wall Street Journal (blog)
Globe and Mail Housing Data Stink. Home-builders … Rally?Wall Street Journal (blog)The housing market is falling deeper into the toilet and the Dow is having another down day, yet home-builders are actually rising. …Sector Snap: Toll's 3Q profit lifts housing … Continue reading
Housing Data Stink. Home-builders … Rally? – Wall Street Journal (blog)
Housing Data Stink. Home-builders … Rally?Wall Street Journal (blog)Shares of US homebuilders DR Horton and Toll Brothers are up 3.1% and 3%, respectively, having sunk toward the low end of their 52-week ranges as investors … read more
Builder stocks shrug off housing data – MarketWatch
Builder stocks shrug off housing dataMarketWatch(NYSE:MTH) added 4.2%, Beazer Homes USA Inc. (NYSE:BZH) gained 1.4% and Ryland Group Inc. (NYSE:RYL) climbed 3.4% in midday trade. "Given the sharp sell-off … and more » read more
Global Credit Risk Climbs Amid US Housing Slowdown Concerns – BusinessWeek
Global Credit Risk Climbs Amid US Housing Slowdown ConcernsBusinessWeekContracts on KB Home, the US homebuilder that targets first-time buyers, rose the most in two months. Merrill Lynch swaps climbed 10.9 basis points to 192.8 … and more » read more