Podcasts about pricing analysis

As the U.S. waits for the final decision on the fresh tariffs imposed on Canadian, Mexican, and Chinese imports, the housing industry is bracing for the impact of this policy decision. With material costs already a growing concern, these new trade policies could send ripples through supply chains, development timelines, and affordability.Tariffs on steel, lumber, concrete and other key building materials have the potential to drive up construction costs, exacerbating an already tight housing market. Builders and developers may need to rethink sourcing strategies, while policymakers weigh the broader economic consequences of trade restrictions on inflation and consumer spending.From rising home prices to shifting supply chains, host Maiclaire Bolton Smith sits down with industry experts Pete Carroll CoreLogic's, EVP of Public Policy and Industry Relations, and Jay Thies CoreLogic's Vice President of Pricing Analysis and Delivery to explore the immediate and long-term effects of these tariffs. Tune into this episode of Core Conversations to listen to the break down on what thse tariffs could mean for homebuilders, affordability, and the future of the housing market.In This Episode:2:10 – What are Trump's tariffs and how will they affect the property industry — particularly construction?5:50 – What are the preliminary estimates on how much tariffs could increase homebuilding costs?9:12 – Will adding additional cost to homebuilding conflict with Trump's executive order to provide affordability relief to the housing market?13:58 – How will material and labor costs be affected?16:32 – Erika Stanley does the numbers in the housing market in The Sip.17:32 – Canadian lumber tariffs, they're not new, but these tariffs will make them substantial.19:22 – Could the U.S. domestically supply the necessary materials for home construction? Are there alternative materials that could be used?22:30 – Will the tariffs have long-term consequences on U.S. home affordability?24:54 – How will these tariffs affect rebuilding efforts following January's Los Angeles wildfires?28:30 – Will these tariffs affect the future of the U.S. property market?Up Next: What Will a Second Trump Presidency Mean for U.S. Housing?Links: What Is the Real Price of LA's Wildfire Disaster?Construction Cost Update ReportRead CoreLogic Intelligence Find full episodes with all our guests in our podcast archive here: https://clgx.co/3HFslXD5 Copyright 2025 CoreLogic What Is the Real Price of LA's Wildfire Disaster?Construction Cost Update ReportRead CoreLogic Intelligence

6 days on from launch Tom & Sam continue their preseason content with this, our formal full-fat look at the pricing ahead of FPL 2024/25. We look at each position by price - using some homebrew data in spots - to assist putting together those drafts ahead of the opening Gameweek. There's a lot of analysis and interesting findings along the way, so do join us. And leave a like and subscribe, please, if you enjoyed the show

As the landscape of the housing market continues to evolve, one topic continues to remain at the forefront: affordability.It's a topic we frequently explore on this podcast because it touches every facet of the property market, including the rising costs of construction. With more people moving to more affordable regions, there's a notable impact on both home prices and the costs associated with building new homes.As inflation remains elevated, people are migrating to more affordable areas, and the construction industry is feeling the strain with a shortage of workers, causing affordability to erode.Building a house involves numerous components — drywall, copper pipes, shingles, and more. Each of these materials, along with labor costs, plays a significant role in the overall price of construction. While the prices of materials have decreased since their peak during the pandemic, the overall cost of building remains a challenge due to labor shortages and other economic pressures.To delve deeper into the dynamics between material and labor costs and affordability in the housing market, host Maiclaire Bolton Smith is joined by Jay Thies, associate vice president of Pricing Analysis and Delivery at CoreLogic.In This Episode:2:30 – What has changed in recent months in terms of construction and labor prices?5:59 – How will declining material costs influence new construction trends?7:45 – Erika Stanley goes over the numbers in the housing market in The Sip.9:24 – There is increasing interest in the construction trades. How will this affect the property market long-term?12:11 – How are natural catastrophes affecting labor and material costs?13:31 – Is there a correlation between population migration patterns and the price of labor and materials?16:29 – In which markets are construction prices cooling off?17:24 – Crystal Ball: What does the future of labor and material costs look like?19:35 – Erika Stanley reviews natural catastrophes and extreme weather events across the world.Up Next: Is There Actually a Lumber Shortage?Links: Construction Cost Update ReportTexas Hail(ed) 2023 a Record-Breaking Year for Insured LossesHazard HQ Command CentralRead CoreLogic Intelligence Find full episodes with all our guests in our podcast archive here: https://clgx.co/3HFslXD4 Copyright 2024 CoreLogic

– Tesla announces pricing for the Gigafactory Shanghai produced Model 3, expects deliveries in 6-10 months Links: Email > tesladailypodcast@gmail.com Twitter > @teslapodcast Patreon > patreon.com/tesladailypodcast Executive producer Rob Gill Executive producer Jeremy Cooke Music by Evan Schaeffer Disclosure: Rob Maurer is long TSLA stock & derivatives The post China Model 3 Pricing Analysis (05.30.19) appeared first on TechCast Daily.

Bennett Karoll of SiriusXM and Skeeter Robinson of MyFantasyFix take a look at the Week One DFS Pricing on DraftKings. They break down each position, including some value plays that could emerge with known injuries (recorded on Aug. 10). Please rate and review this as we get started. We will give away a 2018 football subscription to My Fantasy Fix to one reviewer of this podcast. Rate and Review by August 31.

Tesla Daily: Tesla News & Analysis In this episode: – Model 3 cost per mile of range and what it means for potential competition Links: Email > tesladailypodcast@gmail.com Twitter > @teslapodcast Patreon > patreon.com/tesladailypodcast Music by Evan Schaeffer The post 08.29.17 – Miles Per Dollar: Model 3 Pricing Analysis appeared first on TechCast Daily.

In 2020 the shipping industry is facing its biggest change since the shift away from burning coal a century ago as the IMO is set to impose a new 0.5% sulfur cap on marine fuel emissions. S&P Global Platts associate director Paul Hickin and editorial lead for bunker news Jack Jordan assess the...

Ferol Vernon is the COO of Written Word Media. The company helps connect readers with their next great read and provides a powerful ad platform for authors and publishers. Ferol is a tech genius, and he's worked on all kinds of technology from medical simulators to web and mobile based products for musicians, authors and artists. Ferol started creating websites at night […] The post 70: Ebook Promotion Sites and Pricing Analysis with Ferol Vernon appeared first on TCK Publishing.

Platts Stuart Elliott, associate editorial director, Europe and Africa oil news, and Nastassia Astrasheuskaya, Platts editor in Moscow, discuss the current status of Belarus' gasoline supplies to Russia, its refinery modernization program and Minsk's ambitions to boost oil product exports to...