Trump is threatening tarriffs on Canada, which has mills that supply a lot of our lumber. I am trying to build a commercial building right now and the lumber yard quotes are basically not valid for any duration at this point because they're terrified the tarriffs are going to hit them.

You guys think the Mexico and Canada tarriffs are going through? If so will we see at least a partial resurgence of lumber prices going back up?

It’s always darkest before the dawn

Feb 1 they’re putting a 25% tariff is that right? The cost to them for doing absolutely nothing to stop the flow of fentanyl

fuel is up again

Plenty of lumber in the U.S.

"Cut Baby Cut"

Lumber has already gone up about 8% in the last 3-4 weeks.

I'd be surprised if lumber is hit hard by tariffs. Most of his previous tariffs were aimed at steel and technology.

All the lumber I buy and used is grown and milled in the Southern US and mostly Texas and La..

"I've got more timber in my pants than Lake Grapevine"

---unknown fisherman 2014

my gas prices have gone down $1 . 3 months ago I was paying low 5's to high 4's in Cali , today I paid $3.85

We built in 2017 and our builder bought our framing package a few weeks prior to tariffs kicking in then. Saved us a bunch.

I'm debating buying all the 4x8 OSB and zip sheathing sheets right now and storing them in the shop for a few months.

From what little i've read, it looks like the tariffs are only threats right now?

Supply and demand. It will going to Ca. for rebuilds. Taking advantage of insurance money