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Trump's tariffs creating uncertainty for Idaho builders

President Donald Trump's tariffs on imported goods are increasing building material costs for homebuyers in Idaho.
The National Association of Home Builders estimates that tariffs will raise the cost of building a single-family home by $7,500 to $10,000.
Homebuilder Steve Martinez expressed concerns about uncertainty affecting the market during the selling season.
Jenna Englund stated that increased costs for lumber and other materials will significantly impact home prices and affordability.

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Calgary Herald

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Uncertainty may slow Calgary’s record homes construction streak

It’s no secret Calgary home builders have been constructing new homes fast and furiously after record-breaking starts over the past three years.

5 days ago·Calgary, Canada

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'Uncertainty': Green Country home builders worried about potential tariffs

Green County Home builder Tim Martin said he's worried about a potential 25% tariff on Canadian lumber. President Donald Trump proposed the idea in February and said it could come into effect in April 2025. Trump said he wants to enforce the tariff because of concerns about illegal immigration and drug trafficking. However, Martin said that this added cost could have a negative impact.Martin is the president of Oklahoma Royal Homes in Claremore.…

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supplychaindive.com

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The construction materials most at risk for tariffs, per Skanska

Rebar, structural steel, piping and ductwork are all facing price volatility, according to Skanska USA Building executive Steve Stouthamer.

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Trump's tariffs creating uncertainty for Idaho builders

Trump tariffs on imports may increase Idaho home costs. Experts fear impacts on housing affordability as material prices rise, affecting builders and buyers.

6 days ago·Spokane, United States

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Tariffs' impact on ag exports raises concern

A Washington state commerce official said that while trade imbalances are a legitimate concern, tariffs have historically harmed the state more than they've helped.

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'Uncertainty': Green Country home builders worried about potential tariffs #CanadaGovernment #Canadian #CanadaGovernmentUpdates #CanadaGovt

OWASSO, Okla. — Green County Home builder Tim Martin said he’s worried about a potential 25% tariff on Canadian lumber. President Donald Trump proposed the idea in February and said it could come into effect in April 2025. Trump said he wants to enforce the tariff because of concerns about illegal immigration and drug trafficking. However, Martin said that this added cost could have a negative impact. Martin is the president of Oklahoma Royal Ho…

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