The article discusses the impact of rising lumber prices on the real estate market. Lumber prices have surged to record highs due to supply chain disruptions, increased demand, and tariffs on Canadian softwood lumber. This has led to higher construction costs, making it more expensive for developers to build new homes and causing delays in construction projects.

As a result of the soaring lumber prices, homebuyers may face higher prices for new homes, while existing homeowners may see an increase in renovation costs. The article highlights the need for the real estate industry to adapt to these challenges by finding alternative materials, exploring different construction methods, and working with policymakers to address the underlying issues driving up lumber prices.

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