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Month: July 2017

  • Finance

Specialty Contractor Partnerships’ Use of Debt and Capital

David LoganJuly 17, 2017August 18, 202004 mins

Specialty contractors structured as partnerships generated aggregate net income of $4.5 billion in 2014, according to the most recent IRS data available.[1] These data are broken out by industry and income tax deductions, allowing us to compare the use of tax deductions by partnerships across a wide array of sectors. Analyzing the size of depreciation…

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What Do Home Buyers Buy after Moving

Natalia SiniavskaiaJuly 13, 2017October 7, 202518 mins

In a prior recent post we discussed NAHB research showing how during the first year after closing on a home sale, home buyers tend to spend considerably more money on furnishings, appliances and remodeling compared to non-moving owners. Buyers of new homes spend most, outspending non-movers by a factor of 2.6. Buyers of existing homes…

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How a Home Purchase Boosts Consumer Spending

Natalia SiniavskaiaJuly 6, 2017August 20, 202406 mins

Using the Consumer Expenditure Survey (CES) data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), NAHB Economics research shows that a home purchase triggers additional spending on appliances, furnishings, and remodeling. NAHB’s most recent estimates are based on the 2012-2014 data and show that during the first two years after closing on the house, a typical…

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