Investor Summary
Fund Strategy
FUND PERFORMANCE AS OF 30th June 2026
| ANNUALIZED SINCE INCEPTION | QUARTERLY | YTD |
|---|---|---|
| 7.71% | - | -1.37% |
| ANNUALIZED SINCE INCEPTION | QUARTERLY | YTD |
|---|---|---|
| 7.71% | - | -1.37% |
GoodHaven Capital Management operates a concentrated value strategy managing $395 million, with portfolio manager Larry Pitkowsky having the majority of his net worth invested alongside clients. The fund returned -1.37% YTD through June 30, 2026, versus the S&P 500's 10.21%, though it has delivered 10.92% annualized over five years. The portfolio holds 18 positions with 69.1% concentrated in the top 10, trading at 17.6x forward earnings versus 23.7x for the S&P 500. Core holdings include Berkshire Hathaway (16.8%), Alphabet (10.2%), and positions in financials, housing, and energy. Following a 2020 portfolio upgrade termed "GoodHaven 2.0," the manager refocused on quality businesses with margin of safety rather than statistically cheap securities. Key themes include financials trading at discounts with strong balance sheets, housing benefiting from demographic tailwinds and capital-light models, oil & gas with disciplined capital allocation, and digital advertising with network effects. The strategy employs a private equity holding period of 2-3+ years with an owner's mentality.
GoodHaven pursues a concentrated value investing approach focused on owning high-quality businesses trading at significant discounts to intrinsic value, with the manager emphasizing that value and growth are connected rather than distinct. The portfolio targets companies with durable competitive advantages, strong balance sheets, and growth tailwinds across financials, housing, energy, and digital advertising sectors.
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| Date | Letter | Tickers | Keywords | Pitches | Quick Takes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jul 16 2026 | 2026 Q2 | BAC, BLDR, BRK/B, CB, DVN, EXO.MI, GOOG, JEF, LEN/B, TVK.TO | concentrated, financials, Housing, long-term, Oil Gas, Quality, value | - | GoodHaven runs a concentrated 18-position value portfolio trading at 17.6x earnings versus 23.7x for the S&P 500, with 69% in top 10 holdings including Berkshire (16.8%) and Alphabet (10.2%). The manager targets quality businesses at discounts across financials, housing, energy, and digital advertising, emphasizing that value and growth are connected. Following a 2020 upgrade, the fund has delivered 10.92% annualized over five years despite lagging YTD. |
| Apr 13 2026 | 2026 Q1 | - | concentrated, energy, financials, Housing, Quality, technology, value | - | GoodHaven runs a concentrated 18-position value portfolio targeting quality businesses at discounts to intrinsic value. Core themes include digital advertising secular growth, undervalued financials with strong balance sheets, housing demographic tailwinds, and disciplined energy companies returning cash to shareholders. Portfolio trades at 16.8x forward P/E versus 21.0x for S&P 500. |
| Jan 13 2026 | 2025 Q4 | BAC, BLDR, BRK-B, DVN, EXOR.MI, GOOG, JEF, LEN.B, TVK.TO, VNOM | concentrated, energy, financials, Housing, Quality, technology, value | MKL | GoodHaven runs a concentrated value strategy in 19 high-quality businesses trading at significant discounts. Key themes include digital advertising, financials with strong balance sheets, demographic-driven homebuilders, and disciplined energy companies. The upgraded portfolio under Larry Pitkowsky has delivered strong performance, ranking top decile over three years with 8.08% annualized returns since inception. |
| Oct 31 2025 | 2025 Q3 | BAC, BLDR, BRK-B, CB, DVN, EXOR.MI, GOOG, JEF, MKL, PGR, TVK.TO | concentrated, energy, financials, industrials, Quality, technology, value | - | Concentrated value fund targeting quality companies at significant discounts to intrinsic value. Portfolio of 20 positions focused on digital advertising, financials, industrials, and energy with strong competitive advantages. Manager-owned with patient capital approach and demonstrated track record of upgrading portfolio quality while maintaining value discipline. |
| Jul 7 2025 | 2025 Q2 | ABG, ARW, BAC, BLDR, BRK-B, CB, CPT, EXOR.MI, JEF, KKR, LEN.B, PGR, TOL, TVK.TO | Buybacks, Capital markets, Homebuilders, insurance, Long/Short, Trade Policy, value |
TVK BLDR JEF TVK.TO BRK.B |
GoodHaven underperformed in the semi-annual period but maintains strong long-term track record since 2019 inception. Portfolio of high-quality businesses trading below market valuations positioned for volatility created by new tariff policies. Key holdings include Builders FirstSource with aggressive buybacks and TerraVest following major acquisition. Manager sees attractive upside potential from current levels. |
| Mar 31 2025 | 2025 Q1 | BAC, BLDR, BRK-B, CB, DVN, EXOR, GOOG, JEF, LEN.B, TVK.TO | Concentration, energy, financials, Quality, technology, value | - | GoodHaven runs a concentrated value strategy targeting quality businesses at discounts to intrinsic value. The portfolio emphasizes digital advertising, financials, homebuilders, and energy with strong competitive positions. Trading at attractive 18.3x forward P/E with 13.9% growth expectations, the fund focuses on companies with growth tailwinds and capital allocation discipline. |
| Jan 8 2025 | 2024 Q4 | ARW, BAC, BRK-B, CB, DVN, EXO.MI, FNMA, GIC, JEF, KKR, OXY, TVK.TO | Capital Allocation, Concentration, energy, ETFs, financials, value | - | GoodHaven Fund delivered 32.97% returns in 2024, outperforming since 2019 inception with superior risk-adjusted returns. The concentrated portfolio trades at 18.0x P/E versus 24.6x for S&P 500 with better earnings growth. Strong financial sector exposure led by Jefferies and Berkshire Hathaway drove performance. Manager remains optimistic despite market concentration concerns. |
| Oct 30 2024 | 2024 Q3 | BAC, BLDR, BRK-B, DVN, EXOR, GOOG, JEF, LEN.B, TVK.TO, VNOM | Concentration, energy, financials, Housing, Quality, technology, value | - | GoodHaven runs a concentrated value strategy with 22 positions focused on quality businesses at discounts to intrinsic value. The portfolio emphasizes digital advertising, financials, homebuilders, and energy with strong competitive advantages and secular tailwinds. Recent performance shows 18.88% YTD returns with the manager maintaining significant personal investment alongside clients. |
| Jul 3 2024 | 2024 Q2 | ARHS, ARW, ASO, BAC, BAM, BRK-B, CB, EXO.MI, GIC, GOOG, JEF, JPM, KKR, PGC, PGR, TVK.TO, VTS.TO | Concentration, financials, Long Term, mid cap, value |
TVIFF GOOGL BAC |
GoodHaven Fund outperformed with 18.15% returns through concentrated value investing in undervalued companies. Strong contributors included propane industry player TerraVest and Alphabet following solid earnings. The manager increased financial services exposure, viewing these undervalued sectors as offering attractive long-term opportunities despite macro headwinds including consumer pressure and market concentration risks. |
| Apr 30 2024 | 2024 Q1 | BAC, BLDR, BRK-B, DVN, EXOR.MI, GOOG, JEF, KKR, LEN.B, PGR | concentrated, energy, financials, Housing, Quality, technology, value | - | GoodHaven runs a concentrated value strategy with 23 positions focused on quality companies at discounted valuations. Portfolio themes include digital advertising, financials, housing, and energy. Strong Q1 2024 performance of 10.6% continues top-tier 5-year track record. Manager co-invested with significant personal capital alignment. |
| Jan 29 2024 | 2023 Q4 | BAC, BLDR, BRK-B, DVN, EXOR.MI, GOOG, JEF, KKR, LEN.B, PGR | concentrated, energy, financials, Mid-cap, Quality, technology, value | - | Concentrated value fund targeting quality companies at significant discounts across advertising, financials, industrials, and energy. Top 10 holdings represent 52% of portfolio led by Berkshire Hathaway and Alphabet. Manager upgraded portfolio quality since 2019, focusing on businesses with competitive advantages and growth tailwinds rather than statistically cheap securities. |
| Sep 30 2023 | 2023 Q3 | BAC, BLDR, BRK-B, DVN, EXOR.MI, GOOG, JEF, KKR, LEN.B, PGR | Concentration, energy, financials, Housing, Quality, technology, value | - | GoodHaven runs a concentrated value strategy targeting quality businesses at significant discounts. The 23-position portfolio focuses on digital advertising, financials, homebuilders, and energy with strong competitive advantages. Recent performance has been exceptional with 21.82% YTD returns, ranking top 2% in category over five years through disciplined stock selection and long-term holding periods. |
| Jan 2 2023 | 2022 Q4 | BRK/B, DVN, GOOG, GS, KKR, PGR | - | - |
| QUARTER | THEMES | TAGS |
|---|---|---|
| 2026 Q2 |
FinancialsManager emphasizes financials trading at significant discounts to intrinsic value with strong balance sheets and capital levels indicating enduring competitive advantages. Positions include Bank of America, Chubb, and Jefferies. Manager views these as attractive businesses to take advantage of recovery cycles. |
Banks Insurance Capital Markets Balance Sheets Recovery |
HousingManager highlights accelerating demographic changes in the US producing strong underlying housing growth. Emphasizes more capital-light business models that minimize boom-bust cycles and increase returns on invested capital. Broader pricing strength is supportive of suppliers. Holdings include Lennar and Builders FirstSource. |
Homebuilders Building Materials Demographics Pricing Power | |
OilManager notes industry capital allocation discipline with emphasis on accelerated cash distributions to shareholders. Favorable demand-supply dynamics after industry consolidation and strategic players. Devon Energy is a core holding held for 12.8 years. |
Oil Energy Capital Allocation Consolidation Cash Returns | |
AdvertisingManager identifies secular tailwinds in the shift towards digital advertising. Largest firms have significant network effects and competitive advantages with high barriers-to-entry. Alphabet is a top holding at 10.2% of portfolio, held for 14.9 years. |
Digital Network Effects Barriers To Entry Social Media | |
ValueManager explicitly states value investing is consistent with owning quality companies and that value and growth are connected, not distinct. The key is having a margin of safety, not just owning the statistically cheapest securities. This represents the core investment philosophy following the 2020 portfolio upgrade. |
Quality Margin Of Safety Growth Intrinsic Value | |
| 2026 Q1 |
AdvertisingSecular tailwinds in the shift towards digital advertising. Largest firms have significant network effects and competitive advantages, with high barriers-to-entry. |
Digital Network Effects Barriers |
FinancialsCompanies trading at significant discount to intrinsic value. Strong balance sheets and capital levels indicate enduring competitive advantages. Attractive businesses to take advantage of recovery cycles. |
Value Balance Sheets Recovery | |
HomebuildersAccelerating demographic changes in the US producing strong underlying housing growth. More capital light business models minimize big boom and busts, and increase returns on invested capital. |
Demographics Housing Growth Capital Light | |
OilIndustry capital allocation discipline with emphasis on accelerated cash distributions to shareholders. Favorable demand-supply dynamics after industry consolidation and strategic players. |
Capital Allocation Cash Distributions Consolidation | |
| 2025 Q4 |
Defense SpendingThe entire world is rapidly rearming off an extremely low base of defense spending. Global armaments exposure materially outperformed for the year with top contributors including Rheinmetall, Palantir Technologies, and RTX. |
Armaments Defense Geopolitical Spending Security |
GoldGold is positioned as the premier form of commodity money with unique physical properties and reliable scarcity. The manager created a leveraged gold exposure called 'Gresham's Wrath' that materially outperformed both equity and bond benchmarks. |
Commodity Money Inflation Central Banks Store of Value | |
Precious Metal RoyaltyRoyalty and streaming companies provide diversified exposure to precious metals by benefiting from both price appreciation and production growth without operational mining risks. These exposures materially outperformed the world equity benchmark for the year. |
Royalties Streaming Mining Cash Flow Diversification | |
Capital MarketsCapital markets exchanges are essential high-margin toll roads for the economy with immense operating leverage and natural inflation hedging. Both Nasdaq and Chicago Board of Options Exchange materially outperformed for the year. |
Exchanges Trading Technology Data Fees | |
JapanDespite long-term bullish views, the manager exited unhedged Japanese exposure due to currency headwinds from a weakening Yen. They rotated into a dynamically hedged Japanese exposure that filters for better shareholder treatment. |
Currency Hedging Governance Yen Rotation | |
CryptoDespite long-term bullish views on Bitcoin, the manager completely exited the position in mid-November using a risk management framework. They are pleased with the exit timing as Bitcoin continued falling while US Large Cap equities increased. |
Bitcoin Risk Management Volatility Digital Assets | |
| 2025 Q3 |
AdvertisingSecular tailwinds in the shift towards digital advertising. Largest firms have significant network effects and competitive advantages, with high barriers-to-entry. |
Digital Network Effects Barriers Social Media |
FinancialsCompanies trading at significant discount to intrinsic value. Strong balance sheets and capital levels indicate enduring competitive advantages. Attractive businesses to take advantage of recovery cycles. |
Value Balance Sheets Recovery Capital | |
IndustrialsAccelerating demographic changes in the US producing strong underlying housing growth. More capital light business models minimize big boom and busts, and increase returns on invested capital. Broader pricing strength supportive of suppliers. |
Demographics Housing Capital Light Pricing | |
OilIndustry capital allocation discipline with emphasis on accelerated cash distributions to shareholders. Favorable demand-supply dynamics after industry consolidation and strategic players. |
Capital Allocation Cash Distributions Consolidation Supply | |
| 2025 Q2 |
Trade PolicyThe White House announced materially higher tariffs for many countries, followed by counter measures and economic volatility. Current average tariff is 18% compared to 3% during 2018 trade war. Material tariffs increase risk of higher inflation and potentially hinder economic growth. |
Tariffs Trade Inflation Economic |
BuybacksBuilders FirstSource has repurchased 48.1% of total shares outstanding since August 2021 at average price of $80.90 per share for total cost of $8.0 billion. Exor announced a reverse tender for share repurchases. Companies continue opportunistic share reduction programs. |
Share Repurchase Capital Return Opportunistic | |
Capital MarketsJefferies experienced abrupt and material slowdown in capital markets activity partially offset by increased trading volumes. The capital markets overall climate has been challenging but Jefferies has done well with things they can control. |
Investment Banking Trading Activity | |
| 2025 Q1 |
AdvertisingSecular tailwinds in the shift towards digital advertising. Largest firms have significant network effects and competitive advantages, with high barriers-to-entry. |
Digital Network Effects Barriers Social Media |
FinancialsCompanies trading at significant discount to intrinsic value. Strong balance sheets and capital levels indicate enduring competitive advantages. Attractive businesses to take advantage of recovery cycles. |
Banks Insurance Recovery Balance Sheets Discount | |
HomebuildersAccelerating demographic changes in the US producing strong underlying housing growth. More capital light business models minimize big boom and busts, and increase returns on invested capital. Broader pricing strength supportive of suppliers. |
Demographics Housing Capital Light Pricing | |
OilIndustry capital allocation discipline with emphasis on accelerated cash distributions to shareholders. Favorable demand-supply dynamics after industry consolidation and strategic players. |
Capital Allocation Cash Distribution Consolidation Supply | |
| 2024 Q4 |
Capital MarketsThe fund has significant exposure to investment banking through Jefferies, which gained market share and ranked as the world's 6th largest investment bank. Jefferies executed a successful capital allocation strategy with $6.4 billion returned to shareholders over seven years while strengthening its market position. |
Investment Banking Market Share Capital Allocation M&A ECM |
P&C InsuranceThe manager notes consistently elevated industry claims and natural catastrophe losses exceeding $100 billion for five consecutive years. This trend supports better pricing power for property and casualty insurers, with the fund holding positions in this sector. |
Natural Catastrophes Claims Pricing Power Insurance Rates Climate Risk | |
OilDevon Energy was the largest detractor despite solid operating results and a sensible acquisition. The stock trades at less than 8x forward free cash flow, prompting opportunistic additions to the position amid increased share repurchase activity. |
Free Cash Flow Valuation Share Repurchases Acquisitions Energy | |
ETFsThe manager discusses how passive investing through ETFs has contributed to higher asset-price volatility, reduced liquidity, and market concentration. This shift from active to passive strategies has led to reduced price elasticity and amplified price movements in markets. |
Passive Investing Market Concentration Volatility Liquidity Price Elasticity | |
| 2024 Q3 |
AdvertisingSecular tailwinds in the shift towards digital advertising. Largest firms have significant network effects and competitive advantages, with high barriers-to-entry. Companies trading at significant discount to intrinsic value. |
Digital Advertising Network Effects Barriers to Entry Alphabet Social Media |
FinancialsStrong balance sheets and capital levels indicate enduring competitive advantages. Attractive businesses to take advantage of recovery cycles. Companies trading at significant discount to intrinsic value. |
Balance Sheets Capital Levels Recovery Cycles Bank of America Jefferies | |
HomebuildersAccelerating demographic changes in the US producing strong underlying housing growth. More capital light business models minimize big boom and busts, and increase returns on invested capital. Broader pricing strength supportive of suppliers. |
Demographics Housing Growth Capital Light Returns on Capital Pricing Strength | |
OilIndustry capital allocation discipline with emphasis on accelerated cash distributions to shareholders. Favorable demand-supply dynamics after industry consolidation and strategic players. |
Capital Allocation Cash Distributions Consolidation Devon Energy Vitesse Energy | |
| 2024 Q2 |
Capital MarketsThe fund has material exposure to financial companies including commercial banking, investment banking, asset management, and insurance. These sectors have remained undervalued over recent years due to various investor concerns but the manager sees potentially more positive tailwinds today than when first investing in this space. |
Banking Insurance Asset Management Investment Banking Financial Services |
PropaneTerraVest Industries operates in the propane industry and was the fund's top contributor during the period. The company reported strong earnings and announced another acquisition of Advance Engineered Products, a leading Canadian manufacturer in the tank trailer industry, at what the manager believes was an attractive price. |
Energy Storage Industrial Equipment Acquisitions Canada Manufacturing | |
| 2024 Q1 |
AdvertisingSecular tailwinds in the shift towards digital advertising. Largest firms have significant network effects and competitive advantages, with high barriers-to-entry. |
Digital Networks Barriers |
FinancialsCompanies trading at significant discount to intrinsic value. Strong balance sheets and capital levels indicate enduring competitive advantages. |
Banks Insurance Discount Balance Sheets | |
HomebuildersAccelerating demographic changes in the US producing strong underlying housing growth. More capital light business models minimize big boom and busts, and increase returns on invested capital. |
Demographics Housing Capital Light | |
OilIndustry capital allocation discipline with emphasis on accelerated cash distributions to shareholders. Favorable demand-supply dynamics after industry consolidation and strategic players. |
Capital Allocation Consolidation Cash Returns | |
| 2023 Q4 |
AdvertisingSecular tailwinds in the shift towards digital advertising. Largest firms have significant network effects and competitive advantages, with high barriers-to-entry. |
Digital Networks Barriers |
ValueFocus on owning high quality companies that are trading at significant discounts to intrinsic value, with a bias towards businesses with growth tailwinds and competitive advantages. Companies trading at significant discount to intrinsic value. |
Quality Discount Intrinsic | |
OilIndustry capital allocation discipline with emphasis on accelerated cash distributions to shareholders. Favorable demand-supply dynamics after industry consolidation and strategic players. |
Consolidation Distributions Discipline | |
| 2023 Q3 |
AdvertisingSecular tailwinds in the shift towards digital advertising. Largest firms have significant network effects and competitive advantages, with high barriers-to-entry. |
Digital Networks Barriers |
FinancialsCompanies trading at significant discount to intrinsic value. Strong balance sheets and capital levels indicate enduring competitive advantages. Attractive businesses to take advantage of recovery cycles. |
Discount Balance Sheets Recovery | |
HomebuildersAccelerating demographic changes in the US producing strong underlying housing growth. More capital light business models minimize big boom and busts, and increase returns on invested capital. Broader pricing strength supportive of suppliers. |
Demographics Housing Capital Light | |
OilIndustry capital allocation discipline with emphasis on accelerated cash distributions to shareholders. Favorable demand-supply dynamics after industry consolidation and strategic players. |
Capital Allocation Consolidation Cash Distributions |
| Date | Pitch Type | Author | Ticker | Company | Industry | Sub Industry | Bull / Bear | Exchange | Keywords | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jan 13, 2026 | Fund Letters | Larry Pitkowsky | MKL | Markel Group Inc. | Financials | Property & Casualty Insurance | Bull | New York Stock Exchange | Capitalallocation, compounding, Float, Insurance, underwriting | Login |
| Jul 7, 2025 | Fund Letters | Larry Pitkowsky | TVK | TerraVest Industries Inc. | Energy | Oil & Gas Equipment & Services | Bull | TSX | Acquisitions, cashflow, Cyclicals, energy, Equipment | Login |
| Jul 7, 2025 | Fund Letters | GoodHaven Capital Management | BLDR | Builders FirstSource Inc. | Materials | Building Products | Bull | NASDAQ | Building Products, capital allocation, Cyclical, Housing, insider buying, Lumber, materials, Share Buybacks | Login |
| Jul 7, 2025 | Fund Letters | GoodHaven Capital Management | JEF | Jefferies Financial Group Inc. | Financials | Investment Banking & Brokerage | Bull | NYSE | Book Value, Capital markets, Cyclical, financial services, investment banking, Trading, Value | Login |
| Jul 7, 2025 | Fund Letters | GoodHaven Capital Management | TVK.TO | TerraVest Industries Inc. | Industrials | Industrial Machinery | Bull | TSX | Acquisitions, Canada, Cyclical, Free Cash Flow, growth, industrial machinery, LPG Transportation, Tank Trailers | Login |
| Jul 7, 2025 | Fund Letters | GoodHaven Capital Management | BRK.B | Berkshire Hathaway Inc. Class B | Financials | Multi-Sector Holdings | Bull | NYSE | conglomerate, Greg Abel, Insurance, Multi-Sector, Succession Planning, Value, Warren Buffett | Login |
| Jul 3, 2024 | Fund Letters | GoodHaven Capital Management | TVIFF | TerraVest Industries Inc. | Industrials | Industrial Machinery | Bull | TSX | acquisition, Canada, Industrial Equipment, Leverage reduction, manufacturing, Propane, Tank Trailer, Value | Login |
| Jul 3, 2024 | Fund Letters | GoodHaven Capital Management | GOOGL | Alphabet Inc. | Communication Services | Interactive Media & Services | Bull | NASDAQ | AI, generative AI, Google Cloud, market share, operating margins, Search, technology, YouTube | Login |
| Jul 3, 2024 | Fund Letters | GoodHaven Capital Management | BAC | Bank of America Corporation | Financials | Banks | Bull | NYSE | banking, Book Value, dividend, Interest rates, investment banking, Merrill Lynch, Value, wealth management | Login |
| TICKER | COMMENTARY |
|---|---|
| BRK.B | Berkshire Hathaway, Inc. – Class B is the largest position at 16.8% of the portfolio and has been held for 14.9 years. |
| GOOG | Alphabet Inc. – Class C represents 10.2% of the portfolio and has been held for 14.9 years. The manager identifies secular tailwinds in the shift towards digital advertising, with the largest firms having significant network effects and competitive advantages with high barriers-to-entry. |
| TVK.TO | TerraVest Industries, Inc. represents 6.6% of the portfolio and has been held for 6.1 years. |
| BAC | Bank of America Corp. represents 6.2% of the portfolio and has been held for 5.9 years. The manager views financials as companies trading at significant discount to intrinsic value with strong balance sheets and capital levels indicating enduring competitive advantages. |
| CB | Chubb Ltd. represents 5.9% of the portfolio and has been held for 1.5 years. The manager views financials as attractive businesses to take advantage of recovery cycles. |
| DVN | Devon Energy Corp. represents 5.6% of the portfolio and has been held for 12.8 years. The manager notes industry capital allocation discipline with emphasis on accelerated cash distributions to shareholders and favorable demand-supply dynamics after industry consolidation. |
| EXO.MI | EXOR NV represents 5.3% of the portfolio and has been held for 5.9 years. |
| LEN.B | Lennar Corp. – Class B represents 4.3% of the portfolio and has been held for 7.2 years. The manager highlights accelerating demographic changes in the US producing strong underlying housing growth, with more capital light business models minimizing big boom and busts and increasing returns on invested capital. |
| JEF | Jefferies Financial Group, Inc. represents 4.2% of the portfolio and has been held for 14.5 years. The manager views financials as companies trading at significant discount to intrinsic value with strong balance sheets. |
| BLDR | Builders FirstSource, Inc. represents 4.0% of the portfolio and has been held for 9.0 years. The manager notes broader pricing strength supportive of suppliers in the housing sector. |
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