where the differences are. Is this occurring everywhere?

It's similar paces. Are we seeing more pain in the areas that

run up the farthest, the fastest?

This is such an important question because when you look at the

headline numbers, they sometimes miss the local nuances. So when

we look at the housing market, the inflection points started in

April. And that started in the west part of the country. If you

look at places like Denver, Salt Lake City, Phoenix, Las Vegas,

and parts of California, those were some of the ones the markets

that had the biggest run up, but they're also some of the markets

that slowed the quickest. The inflection point, if you go over to

the eastern part of the country, didn't happen until really

June or July. And now we're seeing those markets slow, but not as

much as what we're seeing in the west.

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