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These People Are More Than Clueless
Posted by Michael Campbell
on Monday, 8 July 2019 8:50
They don’t understand a basic premise of increasing condo and townhouse supply. These projects can’t get construction loans without presales. Some in the media, government and public think that a crash in presales is good news on the affordable housing front. Clueless.