Architecture
How Missing Middle Housing Wins Approval And Works
Architect and planner Dan Parolek coined the term “missing middle housing.” His firm’s projects prove that thoughtful design, political navigation, and local momentum can overcome entrenched zoning resistance.
Technology
Why Entekra Tanked Is Relevant; But, Why It Matters Is Crucial
An exclusive TBD second-day lead and analysis of where Entekra's shocking failure casts critical questions on an array of housing innovation initiatives that have sprung up in the past five to seven years.
Wellness & The Built Environment
Taking Up Space: Mental Health Emerges As A Design Priority
The built environment may be one area we have more control over than other factors affecting mental wellness, but only if we design and create with intention.
Architecture
Today's Edge Goes To Builder Players With Time On Their Side
Despite our confidence in what we know and how certain we are of our predictions coming true, it's always uncannily the case that "time discovers truth."
Marketing & Sales
Demand Without Wherewithal Is Either Pent-Up Or Priced Out
The tale of the housing demand tape is invariably a function of a household's payment power proximity versus a gap whose quantifiable size is as a down payment plus monthly payment baselines.
Leadership
Spring Leaning: Pulte's Plan To Excel, Adjust, Reset, And Roll
The burning question: How it is the Pulte team manages to improve on its gross margin edge over peers, and on the other hand projects it will continue to drive pace amidst building price and margin pressures in the horizon.
