Not exact matches
Snow Capital is likely betting on strength within the Food, Furniture, Soft
Home and Consumable categories,
perhaps under the assumption that
lower fuel
prices will help boost sales.
Furthermore most DP (used in Rayon and other synthetic materials) is consumed in China which has their own high - cost mills and is looking into «dumping» by non Chinese manufacturers (
perhaps as a way to support employment at
home rather than enjoy
lower commodity
prices).
Perhaps one day the popularity will wane and the
prices will come down
lower so that more people can afford to have one that otherwise wouldn't be able to afford their own
homes... which was the original thought on tiny
homes, I believe.
«The modest bump in June sales to first - time buyers can be attributed to mortgage rates near all - time
lows and
perhaps a hopeful indication that more affordable,
lower -
priced homes are beginning to make their way onto the market,» adds Yun.
«For many buyers, it will be a choice of selecting a
lower -
priced home, and
perhaps giving up some desired
home features to get into that
lower price range, or digging deeper into their wallets, if they want to close,» Hale says.
This will be dumped on the market every time there is a sign of recovery and will therefore keep
home prices / values
low for a long time,
perhaps 6 - 10 years.