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As Sunbelt Migration Cools, John Burns Warns Texas Building Products of a Drawn-Out Recovery

September 18, 20263 Mins read32
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John Burns Research and Consulting principal Nishu Sood told building products executives to plan for a slow, uneven recovery through 2027, flagging cooling Sunbelt migration, tightening construction labor and relentless cost pressure as forces reshaping demand in production-heavy markets like Texas.

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