Lennar reported its first meaningful pullback in buyer incentives in three years during the second quarter, a development that lands with particular force in Northern California, where the affordability gap and a technology workforce unsettled by artificial intelligence define the demand picture. The homebuilder delivered 20,519 homes and logged 21,749 new orders in its fiscal […]
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