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Tariffs have added roughly $30 billion to the cost of investment in residential structures, according to an analysis from Brookings, while construction costs already accounted for 66.4% of the average price of a new home in 2024, up from 60.8% in 2022, according to the National Association of Home Builders' Cost of Construction Survey. The result is a market where some people are pausing or canceling projects, while others are scaling back on what they spend.

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Builders are using cheaper materials and rejiggering designs as part of an effort to offer more affordable homes when buyers are concerned about high prices, elevated mortgage rates and an uncertain economy.

Particle-board cabinets are in. Hardwood is out. Countertops are becoming thinner. Walls now feature smaller and fewer windows. An automatic garage opener is sometimes a frivolous luxury.

Builders say this makes homeownership more attainable, especially for cash-strapped first-time buyers. The lower-cost materials, they say, are still solid and durable.

For example, builders may give up sound protection by hanging lower-tier doors with hollow cores. “It’s effectively reducing cost where the customer doesn’t see,” said Bill Christensen, CEO of door and window manufacturer Jeld-Wen.

But first-time home buyers like Ana Wilkinson wouldn't even consider new construction after what she has seen.

“It’s just kind of that feeling that we get [that] things aren’t built as well as they used to be,” she said.

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