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i spend some time in a area where white-collar and skilled labor jobs continue to remain unfilled, if not growing.
in these places, new homebuilders are pricing below existing homes listed\anchored to peak prices, and signs are they are doing quite well and will continue with net population inflow.

but not sure many of these regions exist.

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