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20 Oct 2026, 08:13 UTC · 7h ago
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Goldman Sachs' outlook suggests further deterioration in a housing market that has already been stagnant for three years. While the current environment is well-known, the projection of worsening conditions creates a negative overhang for residential construction and mortgage lending estimates.
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Goldman Sachs expects the housing market to deteriorate further from its current state.
Priced inno timing evidence provided
So whatA further decline in activity would likely pressure residential construction estimates for FY2027.
More negative than 84% of claims this week
Mortgage rates have remained over 7%.
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Priced instanding condition
So whatMaintaining rates at this level restricts affordability, capping EPS growth for mortgage lenders.
More negative than 75% of claims this week
Housing starts and transactions have remained basically flat for the last three years.
Priced inmulti-year trend
So whatThis prolonged stagnation validates the current valuation discount on homebuilder multiples.
More negative than 66% of claims this week
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