CEO of $39 billion homebuilding empire says spring selling season is suppressed because of plummeting consumer confidence and affordability constraints

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“We’ll just take whatever comes out of the tariffs as it comes at us, once it settles down,” D. R. Horton CEO Paul Romanowski said on an earnings call Thursday.

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