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Director, local governmental relations, California Association of REALTORS
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High Costs Driving Builder Confidence Down

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By Andrea Klee Verified, Rick Laezman Verified
| Electrical Contractor Verified
Builders navigate many challenges in the market for new home construction. Recently, those challenges have been formidable. According to a survey from the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), confidence among its members is trending downward. Builder confidence fell two points in June, from 37 to 35 on the index generated by the survey. NAHB teams up with Wells Fargo to produce the monthly Housing Market Index (HMI).
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Movement to Convert Office Space to Housing Hitting Its Stride

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By Andrea Klee Verified, Rick Laezman Verified
| Electrical Contractor Verified
The push to convert vacant commercial buildings into much needed housing may finally be catching on. The increase in remote work led to an increase in commercial real estate vacancies. Many observers thought this created an opportunity to convert space into much needed housing, but red tape and reality got in the way. Now, three years after the end of the pandemic, a pattern is emerging.
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Electricity Demand Could Break Records This Summer in Texas

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By Andrea Klee Verified, Rick Laezman Verified
| Electrical Contractor Verified
As temperatures rise and consumption grows, demand for electricity continues to push the limit. Officials for the Energy Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) outlined a forecast for their state that sees demand breaking new records during the summer months. ERCOT is the organization for ensuring the reliable delivery of electricity to about 27 million customers representing about 90% of the state’s market.
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