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Homebuilders Sound Alarm on US Housing Slowdown as Mortgage Rates Top 7% — KBH, LEN Warn Conditions Have ‘Deteriorated’
Housing hits a 'soft period' amid 7% rates. Here’s how homebuilders like Lennar (LEN) and KB Home (KBH) are balancing shifting costs.
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