In this video, Motley Fool analyst Blake Bos takes a look at a few stocks for investors who are interested in the housing recovery, and talks about whether or not homebuilders look pricey today. He takes a look at demand levels across the past 10 to 15 years, and asks the question, "If demand could rebound to 2006 levels, would homebuilders be cheap today?" What about to 2001 levels? Blake gives investors a solid picture of whether or not homebuilder stocks are actually pricey at today's levels.
If housing returned to 2006 levels, would homebuilders be cheap at today's prices?
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