For all that 2007 brought forth in the housing industry, it sure seemed to blow by in a blur. Strangely, though, this last year had more challenges than I've seen in my building career. From a correction in the market, to aggressive immigration legislation, there was no shortage of struggle.
Richard Mize's article in last weekend's Oklahoman sums up the year in Oklahoma real estate quite nicely, and it's an eye-opening read to see all of the year's issues compiled.
2008 promises bright things, as it's the 10th anniversary for Jeff Click Homes. We have a number of exciting ideas and improvements in the making that I look forward to sharing over the next year. Additionally, I'll be serving as Vice President of the Central Oklahoma Home Builders Association this year, and as President in 2009, which will no doubt be an interesting experience, as our industry recovers from a downturn and we face numerous issues that will affect the industry in dramatic ways.
FYI, our office and furnished model home in Silverhawk will be closed on Monday, December 31st, and Tuesday, January 1st. We'll re-open on Wednesday.
I hope that 2008 will bring forth great blessings and prosperity to you and yours, and as is the cliche-thing-to-say on New Year's Eve, "See you next year!"
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Very nice post, JC. Thanks for the link to Richard's well-written summary of our market. Ready for an evening of "class."