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Volume 7, No. 10 • October 2014 Volume 7, No. 10 • October 2014 4410 Fairway Boulevard • Wichita Falls, TX 76308 • P: 940.692.2211 • F: 940.692.2214 www.nthba.com Dates to Remember • October 8, 2014 Chamber of Commerce Economic Forum Luncheon • October 16, 2014 Chamber of Commerce Business Expo • November 12, 2014 GM Meeting. • November 20, 2014 Introduction to High Performance Homes & 2015 Energy Codes. See page 6. • December 11, 2014 Annual Christmas Party Congratulations members, you have made it possible for the NTHBA to exceed 100% of our HOMEPAC goal! Please help us to do the same with the NAHB’s BuildPAC. Our goal is $25.00 per member. If you would like to donate to BuildPAC, contact the NTHBA office at (940) 692-2211 or go online to www.nahb.org. General Membership Meeting October 9, 2014 Kemp Center for the Arts 1300 Lamar 11:30AM Guest Speaker: TAB Area Vice President Gene Lantrip Installation of 2014/2015 Officers & Directors
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Volume 7, No. 10 • October 2014Volume 7, No. 10 • October 2014

4410 Fairway Boulevard • Wichita Falls, TX 76308 • P: 940.692.2211 • F: 940.692.2214www.nthba.com

Dates to Remember

• October 8, 2014 Chamber of Commerce Economic Forum Luncheon

• October 16, 2014 Chamber of Commerce Business Expo

• November 12, 2014 GM Meeting.

• November 20, 2014 Introduction to High Performance Homes & 2015 Energy Codes. See page 6.

• December 11, 2014 Annual Christmas Party

Congratulations members, you have made it possible for the NTHBA to exceed 100% of our HOMEPAC goal! Please help us to do the same with the NAHB’s BuildPAC. Our goal is $25.00 per member. If you would like to donate to BuildPAC, contact the NTHBA office at (940) 692-2211 or go online to www.nahb.org.

General MembershipMeeting

October 9, 2014Kemp Center for the Arts

1300 Lamar11:30AM

Guest Speaker:TAB Area Vice President

Gene Lantrip

Installation of 2014/2015Officers & Directors

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From the PresidentDear Members,

Wow, can you believe it has already been a year, since taking office.I really appreciate the opportunity to have served as your President.

It has been a great time for our association. We have taken great strides in several areas, the Government Affairs Committee, Texas Association of Builders recognition , and HOMEPAC, just to name a few.

With that being said, the new incoming officers are an awesome group of individuals. John Harmon is very prepared to take the reins, while Eddie Holcomb’s enthusiasm will keep everyone uplifted. Please give these guys, and all the other officers and committee members all the support they deserve.

The NTHBA has been such a special part of our business plan. It serves as a great catalyst for networking and keeping up on the rules and regulations that face our industry. If anyone should ever ask “Why are You a Member ?” , these are my first two answers.

Again, thanks for the privilege.

Best regards,

Barney BrockNTHBA President

October Birthdays

Happy Birthday!

Troy Thompson....................................................04

Shawn Blacklock..................................................06

Michael Grassi......................................................08

Dorothy Rhone....................................................12

Bryan Waggoner...................................................18

Danny Wood.........................................................21

Tom Nichols.........................................................25

Renewals

Thanks for Renewing!

ABC Supply........................................Felix Castillo

Atmos Energy.................................Sharon Tucker

Breegle Abbey Carpet & Floor..........Bob Hayes

Garnel Construction..........................Jose Garcia

Jacksboro National Bank................Jerry Phillips

Lowe’s............................................John Thompson

RWP Services.............................Randy Pebworth

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From the PresidentDear Members,

Wow, can you believe it has already been a year, since taking office.I really appreciate the opportunity to have served as your President.

It has been a great time for our association. We have taken great strides in several areas, the Government Affairs Committee, Texas Association of Builders recognition , and HOMEPAC, just to name a few.

With that being said, the new incoming officers are an awesome group of individuals. John Harmon is very prepared to take the reins, while Eddie Holcomb’s enthusiasm will keep everyone uplifted. Please give these guys, and all the other officers and committee members all the support they deserve.

The NTHBA has been such a special part of our business plan. It serves as a great catalyst for networking and keeping up on the rules and regulations that face our industry. If anyone should ever ask “Why are You a Member ?” , these are my first two answers.

Again, thanks for the privilege.

Best regards,

Barney BrockNTHBA President

October Birthdays

Happy Birthday!

Troy Thompson....................................................04

Shawn Blacklock..................................................06

Michael Grassi......................................................08

Dorothy Rhone....................................................12

Bryan Waggoner...................................................18

Danny Wood.........................................................21

Tom Nichols.........................................................25

Renewals

Thanks for Renewing!

ABC Supply........................................Felix Castillo

Atmos Energy.................................Sharon Tucker

Breegle Abbey Carpet & Floor..........Bob Hayes

Garnel Construction..........................Jose Garcia

Jacksboro National Bank................Jerry Phillips

Lowe’s............................................John Thompson

RWP Services.............................Randy Pebworth

Calendar of EventsChamber of Commerce...................................October 8, 2014Economic Forum Luncheon..........................................11:30AM

General Membership.........................................October 9, 2014Meeting...............................................................................11:30AM

Membership Meetings &.................................October 14, 2014Education Committee Meeting.....................................10:00AM

Publications & Communications...................October 14, 2014Committee Meeting........................................................11:00AM

Parade of Homes &.........................................October 15, 2014Special Events Committee Meeting.............................10:00AM

Government Affairs.........................................October 15, 2014Committee Meeting........................................................11:00AM

Chamber of Commerce.................................October 16, 2014Business Expo......................................................................1:00PM

Budget & By-Laws............................................October 21, 2014Committee Meeting..........................................................9:15AM

Board of Directors..........................................October 22, 2014Meeting...............................................................................11:00AM

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2014 /2015Officers & Directors

President – John HarmonVice President – Eddie Holcomb

Associate Vice President – Tim SawyerTreasurer – Martin Litteken

Secretary – Randy Scha�nerImmediate Past President – Barney Brock

State Director - Jose GarciaAlternate State Director - Barney Brock

Life Director - Chuck Dennis

Executive Vice President - Teri Gibson

Builder DirectorsTroy Thompson 1yrSteven Hinson1yrDavid Bedingfield 2yrSteve Lane 2yr

Associate DirectorsSharon Tucker 1yr

Cindy David 2yr

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Always Remember to do Business with Association Members!BRYAN WAGGONER

3907 Kell Boulevar W Texas 76308(940) 691-3641

E-Mail [email protected]

Commercial ServicesJohn Thompson

Mike SharpMark Miller

3301 Kell Blvd., Wichita Falls, TX 76308

Meet Your MembersJACKSBORO NATIONAL BANK -

The Jacksboro National Bank was chartered on June 30, 1905 and opened for business July 24, 1905 with initial deposits of $9,761. We have maintained the philosophy of local independent ownership along with personal dedicated customer service throughout our 100+ years of existence. We added a location in Bowie in 1998; constructed our new building in Jacksboro at the intersection of US Hwy 281 and State Hwy 148 in 2009; opened a full service Mortgage Department in Wichita Falls in August 2013; and constructed a new facility in Bowie at 213 W. Wise St. in May 2014. Our foundation is centered in our customers (many who have established relationships over 50 years), our employees (who have over 575+ years of experience with many having 25+ years with JNB), and our Board of Directors who have 150+ years of service. Our goal is to provide a complete banking experience for our customers with a dedicated staff delivering personal service to each. Jacksboro National Bank’s mortgage department aims to provide the highest level of service at competitive rates.

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Delinda DoddMortgage Team

Member

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1300 Hatton RoadWichita Falls, TX 76301Phone: (940) 767-2506

Commercial/Residential Plumbing, Builder Sales, Appliances, Lighting

Fax: (940) 761-5563(888) 266-1387

www.ferguson.com

Kathy Gregory940.249.5293

Nicki Bomer940.249.5291

Jerry Phillips940.249.5288

Karen Anderson940.249.5292

4245 KEMP BLVD., STE. 420 • WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS 76308

Our Mortgage Loan Officers are only a phone call away if you need help. Contact us at 940-249-5290, come by our office at 4245 Kemp Blvd. Suite 420, Wichita Falls, TX. or visit our web site at www.mybanktexas.com.

HALL BUILDING PRODUCTS -

Hall Building Products has served Oklahoma and Texas with quality building supplies since 1961. We are a family owned company, and strive to give our customers the best prices and service for miles around.

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Jacksboro Location910 N. Main

Jacksboro, TX. 76458

Bowie Location213 W. Wise

Bowie, TX. 76230

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American National BankMortgage LoansHome Loans From Your Home Town Bankanbhomeloan.com (940)397-2333

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Well water and native plants discussed at Home Builder’s luncheon.

By Lee Grace

David Graf, Ag & Natural Resources Agent for Wichita County spoke about well water and native and adaptive plants at the September Membership Luncheon of the North Texas Home Builders Association, held Thursday, Sept. 4, at the Kemp Center for the Arts. The meal was catered by Texas Best. Graf noted that census estimates are for the state’s population to grow to more than 45 million persons by 2060. “This will put a lot of pressure on our state’s water resources.” He explained that there are several major aquifers in Texas. These include Ogallala, Seymour, Trinity, Edwards-Trinity, Edwards, Gulf Coast, Carrizo-Wilcox, Pecos Valley, and Hueco-Mesilla Bolson. The aquifer serving our area is the Seymour Aquifer. Because of the extended drought and popularity of water wells, the aquifers in Texas are being drained at an alarming rate. He also noted that the water quality from water wells is often stressful on grass and plants. Graf said a well water testing campaign tested 45 area water wells. Twelve were found to be acceptable, 25 had issues with water quality, and eight were found unusable because of high salt, sodium or Boron content. They tested for total dissolved salts, sodium absorption ratio, Boron toxicity in plants, and nitrates that could harm pregnant or nursing mothers. He said high sodium content eventually destroys soil structure and restricts water infiltration. Graf urged everyone drilling a water well to have the water tested and to take soil samples if you have been using well water on your garden or lawn. He also urged adding gypsum for soil structure. Graf said Dr. Mark McFarland has a booklet on using salt/Boron-tolerant plants. He ended the presentation with a slide show of plants adaptable to the Wichita County and Texoma area. To learn more, contact the Texas A&M Agrilife Extension or visit www.wichita.agrilife.org.

NTHBA Member since 1972

Speaker David Graf is shown with NTHBA President Barney Brock following his presentation at the September Membership Luncheon.

ACME BRICK COMPANY

6701 Seymour Hwy.Wichita Falls, TX 76310

Harold NewtonBranch Manager

(940) 691-9679 office(940) 691-2560 office(940) 691-9678 [email protected]

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Martin Litteken, Jr., P.E.

2406 Kell BoulevardWichita Falls, Texas 76309-5326

Phone: (940) 322-6450 Fax: (940) 723-6006

Mortgage Lendingwww.snbt.net (940)763-2265

NMLS: 463255

Always Remember to do Business with Association Members!BRYAN WAGGONER

3907 Kell Boulevar W Texas 76308

WINDOWS, DOORSAND MORE!

522 Beverly DriveWichita Falls, Texas 76309 723-1436

Serving Texas & Oklahoma since 1971

www.TheEmberShop.com

Fireplaces by

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Outdoor Kitchens

JOHNNY McCLANE4101 McNiel Avenue

Wichita Falls, TX 76308

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USING JOB SITE RADIUS MARKETING TO GROW YOUR BUSINESS

Job site radius marketing has become a significant resource of leads for some of the most successful home improvement companies in the country. Job site radius marketing, particularly if you are working with a location niche, helps to make your company more visible in areas where you are already working. Marketing around a current job gets neighbors talking about the work you do. If you have already done a beautiful job on an addition for a family on Main Street, marketing to others who can see your high-quality work on a daily basis, is a smart marketing move. Yard signs – During a job, yard signs are great ways to let the people in the community know about your company. Pre-printed signs with your company logo and contact information give easy access to anyone in the neighborhood that might be in the market for remodeling or construction. You can also consider sign holders that have plastic holders for brochures or additional information. The yard signs and attached information holder are inexpensive ways to market. You’ve gotten the contract for the job; take the opportunity to let everyone in the surrounding area know who their neighbors trust to do the work on their home. Door hangers – It’s a rule of thumb in marketing, that it takes someone seeing your name three times before they remember it. Job site radius marketing is no exception. You’ve got your name on the sign in the yard where you’re doing the project, so follow it up with door hangers on all the homes in a mile or two radius of the site. Make sure the door hanger has your company logo, contact information and perhaps a spot where you can write in the address at which you’re currently working. Again, keep the look of every marketing piece in alignment with your total marketing plan. “If anything bothers you” letter – When your crews are working in a neighborhood, it is good public relations to create a letter that lets the surrounding homeowners know how long you will be there and how they can contact you with concerns or questions. By communicating with other homeowners and letting them know that you are concerned about their experience while your crews are in the area shows a high degree of professionalism that they may remember when they decide to do some remodeling. Job site radius mailings – If you keep a prospect database or buy mailing lists that are available in downloadable databases, the start date of a project is a good time to do a zip code search on your prospect or mailing list database and send out a job site radius mailing. It will be one more step in getting your information out to the neighborhood. When they see your sign,

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Since opening in 1961 Hall building products has been the largest garage door company in Southwest Oklahoma and North Central Texas. Hall Building Product sales and services all types of doors and electric openers for doors and gates from the best manufacturers in America for both residential to industrial use. At Hall Building Products we’re not only exterior door professionals we are affiliated with the top entry door suppliers in the country and have our own door shop for pre-hung exterior and entry doors. We can customize the look you are after with decorative glass inserts for your doors. These inserts come in a myriad of different styles, shapes, and colors, enabling you to personalize your home. We also feature fiber glass doors that are not only tough, they are beautiful, and also paint and stain well. Fiberglass doors have a much higher insulation value than steel doors of the past. Come by our showroom to find your grand entry.

CHRI DOCKMA COMPANY2071 FM 171

Wichita Falls, Texas 76305Phone & Fax (940) 767-9710

Cell (940) 704-3471 Jerry Fillmon, Owner/Manager 940-782-3805

8011 Se Wichita Falls, TX 76310

Home-builder confidence hits highest mark in years

By Ruth Mantell – Economics Reporter – Market Watch

WASHINGTON (Market Watch) — A gauge of confidence among home builders rose in September to the highest level in almost nine years, as builders’ views on present and coming sales rose, according to data released Wednesday. The overall gauge of builder sentiment rose 4 points to 59 in September, according to National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo. Readings above 50 signal that builders, generally, are optimistic about sales trends, and September marks the third consecutive month of above-50 readings. A strengthening jobs market is perking up builders, though there are still major headwinds from strict credit standards, among other factors.Confidence among home builders is running higher than levels historically seen at recent building rates for new homes. On Thursday, markets will get an even clearer picture of the housing trend as the government reports on new home construction. Economists expect to find out that the pace of construction slowed in August. There is reason for optimism. Economists are forecasting faster sales and construction of new homes as the economy adds jobs at a healthy rate. Also, mortgage rates remain relatively low, making financing relatively affordable. However, not all borrowers are able to take advantage of cheap mortgages. Years after the financial meltdown lenders’ loan standards are still so high that some creditworthy borrowers haven’t been able to get a mortgage. Also, the number of borrowers, who can afford home loans, has shrunk due to rapidly rising house prices over the past year.Data details from Wednesday’s report showed that NAHB’s gauge of builders’ views on coming sales of single-family homes rose 2 points to 67 in September, while a barometer of builders’ views on present sales rose 5 points to 63, and a gauge of prospective-buyer traffic increased 5 points to 47. “The data continue to suggest that the housing recovery is back on track,” said Jim O’Sullivan, chief U.S. economist at High Frequency Economics. Early Wednesday, Lennar LEN, +0.09% one of the top U.S. home builders, reported fiscal third-quarter earnings and revenue that jumped up from the year-earlier period. The most recent report from the government on homes throughout the U.S. showed that the sales pace fell to a four-month low in July. It’s worth noting, however that single-family home data series is volatile, and sales could point higher in coming reports.

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your mailing and perhaps your door hanger, your name will start registering in their minds and they’ll start thinking of your company in relation to construction/remodeling jobs. Set up campaigns as opposed to single mailings – As a part of your marketing campaign, have a complete set of marketing pieces – signs, door hangers, and mailings – that are all set and ready to go when your crew starts a job. That very day, the sign should go up in the yard; within a week the door hangers should go on the doors in the neighborhood and a week after that, the mailing should go out. The signs and door hangers can be worded and printed in such a way they can be used for any job site and any neighborhood; they can be printed in large quantities and used for any of your jobs. The mailings can all be set up in your computer and merged with your prospect database or mailing list database. Planning ahead can have a campaign all ready and set to go when a job begins.

Written By: Beth N. Davis Business Consultant and Coach for Remodeling and Home Improvement Professionals. http://bdcontractorservices.com/

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Member FDIC

Helping Build Our CommunityHelping Build Our CommunityHelping Build Our Community Since 1907Since 1907Since 1907

OVERHEAD DOOR COMPANY OF WICHITA FALLS

The OriginalSince 1921

601 Central Freeway EastWichita Falls, Texas 76302

Phone (940) 767-7788Fax (940) 687-3677

Commercial/ResidentialSales, Service,

Installation

DON WRIGHT - PresidentCell: (940) 636-56412606 GRANT STREETWICHITA FALLS, TX 76309Tel: (940) 696-2758fax: (940) 691-3757 Let Us Check Your Shorts

BEST ELECTRIC COMPANY

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LANDMARKTITLE COMPANY

Your title needs handled promptly

1204 28th StreetWichita Falls

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1 Thessalonians 5:17Pray without ceasing

Always Remember to pray for ourmembers, their families, their health andtheir businesses as well as our armedforces, our country, our leaders and RAIN.We ask for special prayer for Ben Sheltonfor healing.

Powerof

Prayer

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Lane Landes, Owner

2801 Kell EastWichita FallsTexas 76308

Phone (940) 692-5734

Fax (940) 692-0391

[email protected]

2525 Kell Blvd., Suite 100Wichita Falls, TX 76308940.763.2100 (main line)940.763.2101 (fax)[email protected]

Lance Cannedy

RWP SERVICES OCE of Texas

Randy PebworthFencing

Custom GatesLandscaping

703 E. ScottWichita Falls, TX 76308

Why is it important to vote?

You can't win if you don't play. Election outcomes are determined by those who participate. Elected officials make important (often life and death) decisions about how society will expend its collective resources and the restraints it will place on individual behavior. In

making those decisions, elected officials respond to people who bother to vote more than to those who abstain. Voting does not guarantee that one's preferences will prevail, but choosing not to vote denies a person one of the key tools of having a say in a democracy. Remember the elections are just around the corner and there are major changes fixing to take place with this election. Make sure you are informed on what the candidates stand for and make sure who you vote for is like minded. You future depends on your actions. Exercise your rights – Get out and Vote!

NEW HOME PERMITSBy: Bobby Teague

There have been 57 permits pulled through September 26, 2014 in Wichita Falls. 46 have been pulled by the

NTHBA builder members, 4 by individual owners, 2 by Habitat for Humanity, 4 by non-member builders and one

by an attorney.

January – 09February – 09

March -07April – 05May – 03June – 13July – 06Aug- 02

September- 03 – as of 9/26/2014

Information is from www.mygov.us

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Along with our interior & exterior doors and electric gate & door openers, Hall Building Products offers: • Windows for residential & light commercial and replacement windows for people looking to upgrade their homes with energy efficient windows

• Fireplaces - In various sizes and types: electric, vent free, vent less, and wood burning • Bagged Masonry for construction use• Brick and Concrete Block in many color,

sizes, and styles for commercial and residential construction• Beam Central Vacuum Systems

Make Hall Building Products you’re one stop for all these building products. Contact Ben Shelton at 733-3959 or 696-5900 to order the products for your construction project today!

Continued from page 8 Sharon Tucker & MDA Lock-Up

Thank You!

Sharon says “thank you to each of you for supporting MDA, and getting me out of jail! I raised close to $1,200 and it was a lot of fun. This is how my morning started, but the Highway Patrol was kind. He asked me where I was going, and I busted out laughing and said “To Jail…for MDA”. Yes I was speeding, but was released with a Warning!

(Reuters) - Sales of new U.S. single-family homes surged in August to their highest level in more than six years, a sign the housing recovery remains on course. The recovery, however, will likely remain gradual against a backdrop of relatively high

unemployment and sluggish wage growth, which are sidelining first-time buyers and keeping many young adults from seeking their own accommodation. "This is welcome news in an otherwise mixed outlook," said Diane Swonk, chief economist at Mesirow Financial in Chicago. "We are still a long way from the housing market recovering from the bust. New home sales jumped 18.0 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 504,000 units, a second straight monthly gain that took them to the highest level since May 2008, the Commerce Department said on Wednesday. Though new home sales account for only about 9 percent of the market, the increase helped allay fears of renewed weakness after a surprise decline in home resale’s last month. "We expect some of this buoyancy to be reversed in the coming month, but continue to believe that the underlying fundamentals of the housing sector remain favorable," said Millan Mulraine, deputy chief economist at TD Securities in New York.U.S. financial markets were little moved by the data, but housing shares tumbled after home builder KB Home (KBH.N) reported earnings that missed Wall Street's expectations. KB Home shares fell 5.7 percent, while Pulte Group (PHM.N) slipped 0.6 percent and Toll Brothers (TOL.N) dropped 0.9 percent. The overall housing market index .HGX, however, was up marginally in mid-afternoon, tracking broader indexes.CHALLENGING ENVIRONMENT The National Association of Realtors said on Monday that sales of previously owned homes fell in August for the first time in four months as the investors who had been supporting the market stepped away.

U.S. new home sales at six-year high, but outlook challenging

Economists hope their departure will leave an opening for first-time buyers, but worry still-high unemployment and sluggish wage growth will continue to constrain sales. The share of first-time buyers in the home resale market has been stuck around 29 percent, well below the 40 percent to 45 percent considered as ideal by economists and real estate agents. "It's still a challenging environment for those buyers," said Guy Berger, an economist at RBS in Stamford, Connecticut. "You can make a good case for a slow, gradual improvement." In a separate report, the Mortgage Bankers Association said applications for loans to purchase homes fell last week as mortgage rates crept up. New loan applications are well off peaks seen early last year. With average hourly earnings up only 2.1 percent over the past year, many Americans are opting to rent, while some of those who have recently graduated from college are moving back home or staying with friends, weighing on home sales.According to government data released last week, 492,000 households were formed last year, well below the one million economists say would be consistent with a healthy market."Household formation, a major driver of new construction, is falling asleep at the wheel," said Patrick Newport, an economist at IHS Global Insight in Lexington, Massachusetts.Despite the rise in sales in August, the stock of new houses on the market hit its highest level in four years, giving buyers more choices.At August's sales pace it would take 4.8 months to clear the supply of houses on the market, down from 5.6 months in July. A six months' supply is normally considered a healthy balance between supply and demand.(Reporting by Lucia Mutikani; Editing by Andrea Ricci) –taken from NAHB Housing Headlines

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