June 6, 2007
Vol 2 | Num 23


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How would selling three standard, non-white colors, with a minimal upcharge, affect your sales?
We already do, and color sells.
We've done that or are doing it, and color doesn't sell.
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Toll Brothers Second Quarter Earnings Fall 79 Percent
from Building Online
Toll Brothers Inc., the nation's leading builder of luxury homes reported second-quarter net income of $36.7 million, compared to FY 2006's second-quarter record of $174.9 million. The company said income for this year's second quarter was lowered by $72.9 million worth of writedowns...
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Consumer Confidence Rebounds in May
from RemodelingOnline
Consumer confidence bounced back unexpectedly in May, despite higher gasoline prices that could raise shoppers' worries about inflation, a private research group said Tuesday.

The New York-based Conference Board said its Consumer Confidence Index rose to 108.0 in May, up from a revised 106.3 in April. Analysts had expected the reading to fall to 104.5. The May reading was the highest since March when the index was at 108.2...
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Code Council Strikes Down Alternative Thermal Performance Rating Procedure Again
from e-glass weekly
During last week’s meeting of the International Code Council, a committee voted against a proposal that would have allowed for an alternative thermal performance rating procedure from Schaumberg, Ill.-based American Architectural Manufacturers Association. This is the second time the EC-9 code change proposal has gone before the Washington, D.C., code organization...
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