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    Explore "builders" with insightful episodes like "Supporting Palestinian builders versus destroyers, w/Kind’s Daniel Lubetzky", "Homeowners Don’t Want to Sell. So Builders Are Cashing In." and "This Is How the U.S. Ran Out of Homes for Sale" from podcasts like ""Masters of Scale", "The Journal." and "Odd Lots"" and more!

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    Supporting Palestinian builders versus destroyers, w/Kind’s Daniel Lubetzky

    Supporting Palestinian builders versus destroyers, w/Kind’s Daniel Lubetzky

    Can you foster peace between Palestinians and Israelis through business engagement? That’s been a priority of Daniel Lubetzky, founder of Kind Snacks, who has worked with entrepreneurs across the region for decades. Lubetzky joins Bob Safian for this special episode of Rapid Response to draw a distinction between Palestinians and Hamas, and to call for support for what he calls "builders" versus "destroyers" on both sides of the conflict. 

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    Homeowners Don’t Want to Sell. So Builders Are Cashing In.

    Homeowners Don’t Want to Sell. So Builders Are Cashing In.
    It’s tough to find existing homes for sale these days. High mortgage rates are dissuading potential sellers. WSJ’s Nicole Friedman on a rare bright spot for house hunters: brand-new construction. Further Reading: ​​-Homeowners Don’t Want to Sell, So the Market for Brand-New Homes Is Booming  -The Home Buyer’s Quandary: Nobody’s Selling  Further Listening: -The Zombie Mortgages Stalking American Homeowners  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    This Is How the U.S. Ran Out of Homes for Sale

    This Is How the U.S. Ran Out of Homes for Sale

    Home demand is booming. By some measures, the market is even hotter than it was during the peak prior to the financial crisis. But there's one big problem: There just aren't many homes available to buy. Whether it's existing inventory or new home sales, there simply isn't enough to meet the demand, even with prices surging. On this episode of Odd Lots, we speak with housing economist Ali Wolf, the chief economist at the data and research firm Zonda, about how the boom happened; how America became so under-housed; and how constraints of land, labor and materials are making it brutal to build more of them.

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