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Dream Finders Homes names Clint Szubinski COO

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By Amit Kulkarni, Alan Umaly, Randy Senzig
| HousingWire Verified
Dream Finders Homes has appointed homebuilding executive Clint Szubinski as chief operating officer, the company said June 01. Szubinski joins the Jacksonville, Florida based builder as it expands across the Southeast, Mid-Atlantic and Midwest. Szubinski will work alongside national president Doug Moran, who previously served as COO, as the company transitions teams and responsibilities. Moran will remain in a support role, providing guidance as Dream Finders Homes continues its growth strategy.
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Why housing inventory just turned negative

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By Amit Kulkarni, Alan Umaly, Randy Senzig
| HousingWire Verified
Why housing inventory just turned negative By Podcast Studio Sarah Wheeler talks with Lead Analyst Logan Mohtashami about the Iran conflict uncertainty and housing inventory going negative year over year. Everything you need to know about housing economics but were afraid to ask By Podcast Studio Zeb Lowe delivers an overview of housing economics built specifically for the professionals working inside the industry every day.
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Opinion: Compass has made the MLS its proxy

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By Amit Kulkarni
| HousingWire Verified
When an industry’s incumbents can’t win on merit, they stop competing and start restricting. The MLS feed cutoffs to Zillow are the latest version of this pattern. Taxi commissions tried to slow Uber in 2014. They didn’t fight on product. They couldn’t. Uber was easier, cheaper and the cars were cleaner. So they pushed regulators to restrict licensing, restrict pickups and restrict pricing. The legacy taxi cab structure kept shrinking anyway. The restrictions may have actually hastened the collapse.
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