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We had planned to do a local action #GunSense #NashvilleCovenantSchool #LGBTQIA #WarOnNashville thread 1x a day, but not enough now. Saturday PM thread ⤵️
We LOVE YOU #Tennessee! #LocalActionsNashville💙#LocalActionsTN
TONIGHT! #COOKEVILLE
We LOVE YOU #Tennessee! #LocalActionsNashville💙#LocalActionsTN
TONIGHT! #COOKEVILLE
Now that we have seen this video where @Hillsdale prez Larry Arnn denigrates and demeans teachers, professors, and universities while @GovBillLee says nothing other than heaping praise on his ed advisor Larry, here are some action steps!
If you are in the #Knoxville area, show up today at 11:00 am today at Edgewood Park to stand up for teachers!
Call your State Rep and State Senator and get on record whether or not they support @Hillsdale Larry Arnn’s comments and if they support Lee’s plan for 50-100 Hillsdale charter schools. When you get your answer, post it on social media and ask people to share it!
April homebuilder survey results are here. Top themes: 1) Demand is slowing, namely entry-level due to payment shock. 2) Investors are pulling back. 3) Ripple effect of rising rates starting to hit move-up market. Market commentary to follow…
#Dallas builder: “Interest lists are shrinking or buyers are truly pausing.”
#Houston builder: “Many first-time buyers simply no longer qualify with the increase in interest rates, as their debt-to-income ratio gets out of whack.”
Homebuilder survey results are in for February. Top themes: 1) Record high new home price increases at +20% YOY nationally. 2) Record low builder finished inventory. 3) Demand still off the charts & quality of home buyer prospect lists still solid. Market commentary to follow…
#Charlotte builder: “Restricting sales in all communities. Several communities with VIP lists over 1,000 and one of those communities only has 51 homes. Increasing mortgage rates haven’t slowed buyers down at all.”
#Charlotte builder: “HELP WANTED signs have driven direct construction costs up +20%. Keeping your employees from jumping ship to work for another builder costs 25% more.”
Home builder survey results are in for full month of December. Top themes: 1) Still a ton of demand for new homes. 2) Rampant construction material & labor shortages. 3) Bit of chatter on possible margin compression several quarters ahead. Market commentary to follow…
#Atlanta builder: “Have virtually no available inventory & huge backlog of 1,000+ units going in to 2022. Still metering sales in most communities, where the demand of waiting buyers still outnumbers our supply.”
#LasVegas builder: “Busiest orders for December I can remember in a long time.”
Companies tied to housing revising guidance due to supply chain. Commentary from our builder survey this month indicates things getting worse before they get better. Homes sitting, waiting for materials (dead days). Big delays in windows. Delta outbreaks. In sum, a crapshoot. 🧵
#Nashville builder: “It's a crap shoot. Some municipalities will issue permits in 1 week, & others are 6-9 months behind. Supply chain is a mess. Windows are now 7 months out, cabinets are 6 months out, etc.”
#Chicago builder: “Build cycle increased due to backordered materials including bathtubs, appliances, & ceramic tile. Trades are much more limited in availability & now have some ‘dead days’ with no activity.”
Analyzing June new home sales & pricing figures from our monthly builder survey. As one builder noted: “It’s not fun to be a builder anymore.” Lumber relief is nice but pick your poison on other issues. Market commentary from across the country to follow...
#Richmond builder: “It's not fun to be a builder anymore. Cost pressure is killing us. Not only will builders like myself who take 12-24 months to build a house lose margin from increases, but the affordability is becoming a major issue.”
#Atlanta builder: “Costs have driven up prices & we’re no longer preselling. We will not sell a home until frame stage, so our sales numbers are off for June while awaiting framing stage.”
New home sales fell in May, Y/Y & M/M. Theme of the month was sales decline by builder design. Few comments on demand slowing or skittish buyers, even w/new home prices +18% Y/Y nationally (survey record). Builder commentary from across the country per our survey to follow...
#Nashville builder: “Gapped out. Sales resume in June as new communities & phases start to open. By moving ability to contract on inventory homes later to finished drywall stage (window installation stage previously), expect sales to show continued decline. Decline by design.”
#Charlotte builder: “Paused sales from mid-May to mid-June in all communities & will selectively release homes for sale in the last 2 weeks of June & coming months. Sales look lower vs. last month but was capped due to limited lot availability & no inventory.”
¿Tiene una sola frase -apenas 14 palabras- la #capacidad para levantar #puentes, el #carisma para llegar a miles de personas y la #fuerza para cambiar el rumbo de la historia?
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ABRIMOS HILO
ABRIMOS #CuéntameUnPuente
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ABRIMOS HILO
ABRIMOS #CuéntameUnPuente
Hoy viajamos hasta un puente que han cruzado juntos Willie Nelson, Camilo Sesto, Whitney Houston, Elvis Presley, Aretha Franklin... y hasta un grupo de hermanos apellidados Jackson entre los cuales estaba un tal Michael que apuntaba alto.
NEW: Here's an updated look at Tennessee's #COVID19 transmission number (R0), and where the most cases are over the last 10 days. (Data current as of July 6.)
Find this and more resources on the public health response to the pandemic here ➡️ vumc.org/health-policy/…
Find this and more resources on the public health response to the pandemic here ➡️ vumc.org/health-policy/…
As a reminder, an R0 above 1.0 means the virus is spreading and gaining momentum, and people who are infected are infecting more than 1 other person on average.
Here's a closer look at the area around #Memphis. (Note: Gray boundaries are counties, shaded areas are ZIP codes)
NEW: Here's an updated look at Tennessee's #COVID19 transmission number (R0), and where the most cases are over the last 10 days, from our #COVIDmodel. (Data current as of June 29.)
Also, w/ hospital coalition regions for a closer look at areas w/ higher reported numbers.
Also, w/ hospital coalition regions for a closer look at areas w/ higher reported numbers.
Here's a closer look at the area around #Memphis over the last 10 days. (Note: Gray boundaries are counties, shaded areas are ZIP codes)
Here's a closer look at the area around #Knoxville and #Gatlinburg over the last 10 days. (Note: Gray boundaries are counties, shaded areas are ZIP codes)
NEW: Here's an updated look at Tennessee's #COVID19 transmission number (R0), and where the most cases are over the last 10 days, from our #COVIDmodel. (Data current as of June 22.)
Also w/ hospital coalition regions for a closer look at areas w/ higher reported numbers.
Also w/ hospital coalition regions for a closer look at areas w/ higher reported numbers.
Here's a closer look at #Chattanooga area over the last 10 days. (Note: Gray boundaries are counties, shaded areas are ZIP codes)
Here's a closer look at #Knoxville and #Gatlinburg area over the last 10 days. (Note: Gray boundaries are counties, shaded areas are ZIP codes)
