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The data, the deals, the intel to improve the value chain of people, property, product, price and placemaking.

Land Risk Is Rising. So Is Homebuilder Blindness To It.

Land

Land Risk Is Rising. So Is Homebuilder Blindness To It.

As homebuilders face volatile demand, rising input costs, and tighter capital controls, the risks of land missteps grow. Acres.com CEO Carter Malloy makes the case for a new class of competitive land intel—built to give builders visibility into what’s really happening before it’s too late.

Land Entitlement Risk, Leadership, And People Who Think Differently Than Us

Leadership

Land Entitlement Risk, Leadership, And People Who Think Differently Than Us

Where housing strategists draw up short concerns the lifeline of real estate – the ultimate brittle, fragile, and, opposite-of-resilient but vitally important supply chain of zoned, entitled, home sites.

Buckeye Bullseye: Howard Hughes Nets Douglas Ranch For $600M

Land

Buckeye Bullseye: Howard Hughes Nets Douglas Ranch For $600M

This half-a-billion-dollar land trade just west of downtown Phoenix provides a look around the next corner at how placemaking's next new normal will work for homebuilders.

Twin Risks — Local & Federal — Loom On Built-For-Rent Horizon

Land

Twin Risks — Local & Federal — Loom On Built-For-Rent Horizon

With monster-sized wagers, investors are thronging into the newly built single-family-rental market, confident in a market tilting in their favor is high. Still, what about all that entitlement risk?

Bull Or Bear — Watch How Too Much Money Alters Balance

Capital

Bull Or Bear — Watch How Too Much Money Alters Balance

There is more than one kind of supply and demand. Here, we explore the collateral impacts of too much capital flowing into new homebuilding and development's capability-constrained system.

Where The Future Of Home And The Future Of Work Meet Up

Land

Where The Future Of Home And The Future Of Work Meet Up

'This time is different' may be the most dangerous words in the investment business. However, residential real estate investors ignore them at their peril.

Land Risk Is Rising. So Is Homebuilder Blindness To It.

Land

Land Risk Is Rising. So Is Homebuilder Blindness To It.

As homebuilders face volatile demand, rising input costs, and tighter capital controls, the risks of land missteps grow. Acres.com CEO Carter Malloy makes the case for a new class of competitive land intel—built to give builders visibility into what’s really happening before it’s too late.

Land Entitlement Risk, Leadership, And People Who Think Differently Than Us

Leadership

Land Entitlement Risk, Leadership, And People Who Think Differently Than Us

Where housing strategists draw up short concerns the lifeline of real estate – the ultimate brittle, fragile, and, opposite-of-resilient but vitally important supply chain of zoned, entitled, home sites.

Buckeye Bullseye: Howard Hughes Nets Douglas Ranch For $600M

Land

Buckeye Bullseye: Howard Hughes Nets Douglas Ranch For $600M

This half-a-billion-dollar land trade just west of downtown Phoenix provides a look around the next corner at how placemaking's next new normal will work for homebuilders.

Twin Risks — Local & Federal — Loom On Built-For-Rent Horizon

Land

Twin Risks — Local & Federal — Loom On Built-For-Rent Horizon

With monster-sized wagers, investors are thronging into the newly built single-family-rental market, confident in a market tilting in their favor is high. Still, what about all that entitlement risk?

Bull Or Bear — Watch How Too Much Money Alters Balance

Capital

Bull Or Bear — Watch How Too Much Money Alters Balance

There is more than one kind of supply and demand. Here, we explore the collateral impacts of too much capital flowing into new homebuilding and development's capability-constrained system.

Where The Future Of Home And The Future Of Work Meet Up

Land

Where The Future Of Home And The Future Of Work Meet Up

'This time is different' may be the most dangerous words in the investment business. However, residential real estate investors ignore them at their peril.