For better construction, you need an improved way of dealing with reality.

This isn't a guarantee of a recession, but one seems more likely to happen than not.

But it varied a lot in Q1 by type and the future is uncertain.

John Burns says it comes down to dollars and sense, with too much needed for homeownership.

He doesn't discount the future but thinks that right now the connection to real estate is too unreal.

Interest rates help displace demand, so prices fall.

Strong demand, lack of space, and inflation hedge desires likely to keep prices high.

Technology, meet practice and information.