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I haven't taken plans out for pricing, but I've heard rumors they're already being dropped due to the current crisis. Not sure if it'll be temporary or not.

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"thegovernor" In '09, costs started decreasing within a quarter and were probably lowest 3 quarters in, following which they started to come back up. Were proabably back to normal by Q4 '10/ Q1 '11. Decrease really varied city by city, some of them didnt really see much of a decline.
this is really interesting. back to normal by 4Q10 is like ... wow, not much of a break, 4Q10 was still a shitty time for a lot of people. and some cities not seeing much of a decline, that is fascinating. even in your example, the moment of Lehman's bankruptcy was not followed by a decline, it took a while.
 

I have to disagree with this. Maybe you're in a different market, but construction costs were definitely not back to normal until 2012. Even then the pricing was still pretty favorable. From what we saw 2012 was somewhat of a recovery then after 2015 we began hitting new highs.

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