I have a couple of quick perspectives.
We have had significant difficulty in having enough land to keep pace with the growth that we've experienced. In recent times, last year basically, we were able to secure more land, so we took that out of the equation. What was happening in the housing market preceded the price drop in oil, but we were getting to a point of stabilization.
Houses are still very expensive here; if I can recall, I think they're still over $700,000. The marketplace has seen more people putting houses on the market, and it is taking longer to move those houses, but the prices have not had a significant decline at this point.