mdshunk
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Work is work, and work is what many say they need. Me, I wouldn't care if it was mud huts, as long as someone wanted them wired up.paul said:Sounds like more apartments than houses to me.
Work is work, and work is what many say they need. Me, I wouldn't care if it was mud huts, as long as someone wanted them wired up.paul said:Sounds like more apartments than houses to me.
mdshunk said:There may well be, but I haven't figured that part out yet. Until then, feel free to hit "My Profile" and then "Buddy/Ignore List". The way my PM box lights up with attaboys makes me think I'm on the right track. Please put me on your "Ignore List" if you think I'm on the wrong track.
mdshunk said:"My Profile" and then "Buddy/Ignore List". The way my PM box lights up with attaboys makes me think I'm on the right track. Please put me on your "Ignore List" if you think I'm on the wrong track.
Cavie said:How does one move when no one is buying houses???
iwire said:Marc do you need a hug?
sparky_pdx said:If someone views themselves as a victim of whatever circumstance, then they've pretty much doomed themselves because of how they think.
Marc doesn't view the world with a "victim mentality". I appreciate that.
......a change in construction codes in New York City accounted for the increase in
housing starts and permits in the Northeast. If it were not for the change, total housing starts
would have fallen 4.0% according to the Census Bureau
iwire said:EVERYONE LISTEN UP!
Marc gets supportive PMs so back off! :grin: :grin: :grin:
Marc do you need a hug?
mdshunk said:I have talked to contractors all over the country and what I have found is the contractors that have been in business for 15 years or more are all crying the blues,not all but most.
Contractors that have been in business for 7 years or less are busy, again not all but most.
M. D. said:Does any one have any Idea what this is referring to???
iwire said:A total guess, an announcement was made that codes would be getting tougher on the next cycle so a lot of people rushed in to get a permit pulled under the current less costly code cycle.
iwire said:A total guess, an announcement was made that codes would be getting tougher on the next cycle so a lot of people rushed in to get a permit pulled under the current less costly code cycle.
A beat-the-deadline rush to file permits for apartment construction in New York City lifted housing starts to unexpectedly high levels in June, but it was no cause for rejoicing. Construction of single-family homes nationwide fell to the slowest pace in 17 years.
M. D. said:I know there are a lot of folks in NYC....but they claimed a 9.1% increase was really a 4% decrease owing to the fact that NYC made code changes ?? It seems incredible to me that one city could effect the national home starts,...that is a 13 point swing .
http://web-xp2a-pws.ntrs.com/content...t/dd071708.pdf
Housing starts and building permits are both considered leading indicators, and building permit figures are used to compute the Conference Board's U.S. Leading Index. Construction growth usually picks up at the beginning of the business cycle (the Leading Indicator Index is used to identify business cycle patterns in the economy, and is used by the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) during policy meetings).
What it Means for Investors
This is not typically a report that shocks the markets, but some analysts will use the housing starts report to help create estimates for other consumer-based indicators; people buying new homes tend to spend money on other consumer goods such as furniture, lawn and garden supplies, and home appliances.
You shouldn't go there with people! You have to remember that you aren't living a life of others! You may be trying to encourage people, but the way you are writing it may do just the opposite. Communicating negativity, opposition to circumstances you have no idea about, and lashing-out written words--that may dehumanize a person when times are rough, could further a person into despair---causing them to make very bad decisions. Decisions that could be fatal!! Some may be complaining ?here?, because they feel their close connection with the members on this site will flourish them positive feedback--helping them cope with ?some? problems they are dealing with.mdshunk said:I really could care less about your wife, but just don't try to pretend like you don't have options. A man I know, who formerly ran a small mom n pop gas station, closed up shop and now collects scrap metal and takes it to the recycle places and makes more than he made running his little store.
Curtis, you've been reading my posts in one place or another for about 10 years now. Was there ever a point in time where the writing style was ever different?resistance said:You shouldn't go there ...
mdshunk said:you've been reading my posts in one place or another for about 10 years now. Was there ever a point in time where the writing style was ever different?
resistance said:I'm sure you can change your style---atleast until things get better!?
M. D. said:Here is a good link ,I wonder what the code change was in New York