TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – As residents of the Southeast warily eye Hurricane Isabel (search) churning in the Atlantic, they may be thinking of boarding up parts of their homes. If they do, they'll find the ...

(Bloomberg) — Americans are coughing up $4,600 more on average to buy their dream home than six months ago — thanks to a record run-up in prices for a once-cheap plywood substitute. Prices are on a ...

Reports that the U.S. government has made plywood purchases to support the war effort in Iraq have sent prices soaring to near record highs, a move that analysts say is already having ripple effects ...

While lumber prices nationally have soared in the wake of Hurricane Katrina, the cost of plywood — key in the construction of new homes — is rising, but has yet to reach last year’s record price ...

Newington contractor Ron Otis figures it was hard enough in Connecticut’s slack construction climate to keep bids competitive and still eke out a profit on a home remodeling job. Now a hurricane 1,500 ...

Americans are coughing up $4,600 more on average to buy their dream home than six months ago, thanks to a record run-up in prices for a once-cheap plywood substitute. Prices are on a tear for those ...

TORONTO, April 9 - Lumber and plywood prices have shot up so rapidly in recent months that they are tearing the profit out of home construction for some builders and threatening to dent the booming ...

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 20, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The average plywood import price in Q1-Q3 2021 was estimated at $658 per cubic meter, a 26%-increase against the same period a year earlier, a new report ...

Plywood prices skyrocketed in the past two weeks, with the increased cost being passed on to new homebuyers and those remodeling their homes. Several local building suppliers blame the price increase ...

Americans are coughing up $4,600 more on average to buy their dream home than six months ago, thanks to a record run-up in prices for a once-cheap plywood substitute. Prices are on a tear for those ...

Americans are coughing up $4,600 more on average to buy their dream home than six months ago — thanks to a record run-up in prices for a once-cheap plywood substitute. Prices are on a tear for those ...