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Joe Sanderson: Addressing college debt could have positive effect on housing and lumber in late 2021 into 2022 – Lesprom

The biggest key in the U.S. is going to be what the Biden administration does from a taxation standpoint. College debt forgiveness is another big economic factor currently holding back housing in the U.S. as the millennial generation has a significant amount of college debt, causing them to defer home ownership. According to Joe Sanderson, managing director of natural resources at Domain Timber Advisors, addressing the college debt could have a positive effect on housing and lumber in late 2021 into 2022.

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Domain Timber Advisors Achieves Record Year in Land Sales

Timber investment management organization experiences 56% increase in transactions due to COVID-19 concerns and popularity of outdoor recreational activities

(Atlanta – January 25, 2021) – Domain Capital Group, LLC, a comprehensive private investment management services firm, today announced its subsidiary, Domain Timber Advisors, closed 78 land sales last year, surpassing its 50 total transactions in 2019.

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Industry Experts Weigh In On High Lumber Prices – Seeking Alpha

Soaring lumber prices, particularly, soft pine, like 2 x 4’s used to build frames for houses, has become a major input cost concern for homebuilders and re-modelers alike.

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Domain Timber Advisors achieves record year in land sales – Lesprom

Domain Capital Group, LLC, a comprehensive private investment management services firm, announced its subsidiary, Domain Timber Advisors, closed 78 land sales last year, surpassing its 50 total transactions in 2019.

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Lumber starts the year on the wrong foot, after a record year – MarketWatch

Lumber prices more than doubled last year to touch a record high, but the rally has faded on the back of a rebound in supplies. With the value of the commodity down sharply in the new year, prospects for fresh records have dimmed.

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A Strong Housing Market Boosted Lumber Prices. Why the Rally May Be Fading. – Barrons

Lumber prices more than doubled last year to touch a record high, but the rally has faded on the back of a rebound in supplies. With the value of the commodity down by 20% in the new year, prospects for fresh records have dimmed.

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Joe Sanderson: Lumber prices are not going to go back to where they were a year ago – Lesprom

With the potential of a Biden presidency and continued lockdowns, one of the major structural changes in the U.S. economy is people working from home.  They are looking for larger homes with more space for home offices. This year, small land tract sales have been a high point for Atlanta-based Domain Timber Advisors. According to Joe Sanderson, managing director of natural resources at Domain, the company is also enjoying the rise in timber sales prices due to increased demand from sawmills, which are ramping up production.

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Staggering Lumber Rally Has New Homes Going for $16,148 More – Bloomberg

The North American lumber industry is having its craziest year in memory — and that was before the wildfires.

Weyerhaeuser Co., the continent’s biggest wood producer, said Monday that the blazes that have blanketed much of the Western U.S. sky in an apocalyptic orange had reached four of its timber operations in Oregon. All employees were safe, the company said, but several mills temporarily cut back their shifts.

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Domain Timber Advisors Experiences Surge in Timberland Sales

Domain Capital Group, LLC, a comprehensive private investment management services firm, today announced its subsidiary, Domain Timber Advisors, has 78 land sales either closed or under agreement year-to-date (YTD), surpassing the total 50 transactions in 2019. The company’s transactions have ranged from two to 10,700 acres, with an average of 500 acres. While the majority of transactions occurred in the Southeast, sales activity has occurred in the Northeast, Pacific Northwest and other parts of the U.S.

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Domain Timber Advisors Featured in Lesprom

As people are eager to get out of the cities due to COVID-19, the demand for small rural timberland parcels in the U.S. has increased. In the first half of 2020, Domain Timber Advisors, a subsidiary of Atlanta-based Domain Capital Group, closed 29 land sales with the average tract size of just 350 acres. Joe Sanderson, Managing Director of Natural Resources, and Scott Reaves, Director of Forest Operations at Domain Timber Advisors explain how the COVID-19 impact on forestry supply chain.

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