Are Lumber Costs Going To Go Down In 2025: Revision history

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30 January 2025

  • curprev 06:3306:33, 30 January 2025‎ FelicitasMadsen talk contribs‎ 5,035 bytes +5,035‎ Created page with "<br>Two-thirds of US lumber consumption can be attributed to new house construction and residence enchancment tasks, based on CAIA Association. The polarity between lumber provide and demand triggered unprecedented challenges in building materials availability, construction exercise, and pricing. Since January 2020, lumber costs grew about 35% (137 MFBM), Trading Economics reported. 550 per thousand board ft. In 2023, lumber costs declined about three.5% over all the yea..."
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