7 Quotes by Greg Paquin

Builders don't want to hang on to standing houses -- they have to pay their bills, financing, and taxes.

A lot of buyers are just more focused on good value now.

It's really a smart move in a constricted lot market. Everybody wants to be in Folsom and it's tough to find available lots.

If you build housing near light rail, it's been shown that people really like it. There are a ton of people who don't want to drive.

In our minds it is not a matter of the sky is falling -- it's a matter of reaching that equilibrium point between the supply and demand for housing in the region and positioning us for more sustainable long-term growth.

I don't think there was ever panic, frankly. There was recognition that we are in a new market. It's much more restrained, but it's still good.

I do think there's a supply issue in San Joaquin County. There's not enough being built, but certain markets such as Patterson and Lathrop got too pricey, and sales slowed down.