Capital
Capital Optionality Is 2026's Winning Homebuilder Strategy
Tony Avila breaks down the competitive edge capital brings—and how private builders can win big in 2026’s reshaped landscape.
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Builder Advisor Group
Capital
Capital Optionality Is 2026's Winning Homebuilder Strategy
Tony Avila breaks down the competitive edge capital brings—and how private builders can win big in 2026’s reshaped landscape.
Together with
Builder Advisor Group
Capital
How Developers Can Miss Millions In Infrastructure Recovery
Too many landowners front infrastructure costs without a plan to get paid back. Carter Froelich explains how to set up recovery mechanisms early — before it’s too late.
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LaunchDFA
Capital
Toll Brothers Exits Apartments, Sharpens Playing To Strengths
The $347 million sale of Toll Brothers’ Apartment Living platform to Kennedy Wilson transfers $5.2 billion in assets under management and a national development team. For Toll, it’s less about retreat than an embrace of its cultural pedigree of focus, discipline, and luxury market leadership.
Capital
Stanley Martin Grows Southeast Footprint With Windsor Homes
The North Carolina builder brings 2,100 lots and 270 homes into Stanley Martin’s fold, extending its reach across the Triad and coastal markets. For Daiwa House, the deal is another step in building regional “mini Daiwa Houses” as durable U.S. platforms.
Capital
Impact Fees And The Missing Math That Puts Deals At Risk
Builders and developers are recalibrating every line item in the deal stack—but often overlook the 2nd-largest cost: jurisdictional fees. Carter Froelich unpacks how better modeling and collaboration on impact fees, hook-ups, and builder credits can expand land residual value.
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LaunchDFA