Rhonda Kaysen predicts that builders will be ready to construct homes but lack sufficient workers due to deportation policies.
“And so you could end up with a situation where there's all sorts of builders ready to go, and they don't have the workers to do the work.”
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disputableObservable shortage of construction workers relative to available building projects, measurable through construction employment data, project delays, or contractor reports.
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