'BAD TIME': NAHB CEO gives grim assessment of housing market
. This recession could be cured by policymakers, so I expect we’ll stay at the bottom, and maybe go a little lower, right up until we see the outcome of the midterm elections - because policy is what can get us out of this.
but those that were stronger are weakening less. I guess the most important thing that investors and people need to remember is that Americans still want to own their homes and that, as soon as the conditions turn a little more favorable, housing will pick up. That will pick up the whole economy.
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