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11,000 Buyers Turn 65 Each Day, Here's How Homebuilders Win

Marketing & Sales

11,000 Buyers Turn 65 Each Day, Here's How Homebuilders Win

Even in a hesitant market, 55+ buyers hold the keys to growth. Deborah Blake shows builders how to win their trust—and unlock their equity—with empathy, lifestyle, and design.

Tech-Stack Fusion: Builders’ Road To Velocity And Control

Marketing & Sales

Tech-Stack Fusion: Builders’ Road To Velocity And Control

Facing sliding demand and relentless price cuts, builders must take control. Unified tech stacks, AI-driven automation, and data transparency are the keys to faster cycles, lower costs, a stronger team culture, and better customer experience.

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New Home Star

How A Gamble On Floor Plans Can Be a Win for Homebuilders

Architecture

How A Gamble On Floor Plans Can Be a Win for Homebuilders

If done right, floor plans can remove uncertainty for homebuyers and help builders close the sale. My top advice: Keep things simple, and make sure your teams understand how to read plans.

Comfort Isn’t the Job: Bold CMOs Push Through Push-back

Marketing & Sales

Comfort Isn’t the Job: Bold CMOs Push Through Push-back

Taylor Morrison CMO Stephanie McCarty opens her Trust Vault with a hard truth: leadership isn’t about keeping people comfortable—it’s about having the courage to make the calls that move the business forward.

Move-Now Buyers Are Still Driving Sales. Are You Ready?

Marketing & Sales

Move-Now Buyers Are Still Driving Sales. Are You Ready?

Life happens, even in a slow market. Job relocations, family shifts, and urgent timelines create buyers who can’t wait. Builders who anticipate their needs—especially with quick move-in homes—win sales now and resilience later.

Why People Culture Is 2025’s Hardest-Working Advantage

Leadership

Why People Culture Is 2025’s Hardest-Working Advantage

In a market running in thinner air, David Weekley Homes, PulteGroup, and Tri Pointe Homes show how Fortune’s “Great Places to Work” aren’t just nice to have — they’re business-critical.

11,000 Buyers Turn 65 Each Day, Here's How Homebuilders Win

Marketing & Sales

11,000 Buyers Turn 65 Each Day, Here's How Homebuilders Win

Even in a hesitant market, 55+ buyers hold the keys to growth. Deborah Blake shows builders how to win their trust—and unlock their equity—with empathy, lifestyle, and design.

Tech-Stack Fusion: Builders’ Road To Velocity And Control

Marketing & Sales

Tech-Stack Fusion: Builders’ Road To Velocity And Control

Facing sliding demand and relentless price cuts, builders must take control. Unified tech stacks, AI-driven automation, and data transparency are the keys to faster cycles, lower costs, a stronger team culture, and better customer experience.

Together with

New Home Star

How A Gamble On Floor Plans Can Be a Win for Homebuilders

Architecture

How A Gamble On Floor Plans Can Be a Win for Homebuilders

If done right, floor plans can remove uncertainty for homebuyers and help builders close the sale. My top advice: Keep things simple, and make sure your teams understand how to read plans.

Comfort Isn’t the Job: Bold CMOs Push Through Push-back

Marketing & Sales

Comfort Isn’t the Job: Bold CMOs Push Through Push-back

Taylor Morrison CMO Stephanie McCarty opens her Trust Vault with a hard truth: leadership isn’t about keeping people comfortable—it’s about having the courage to make the calls that move the business forward.

Move-Now Buyers Are Still Driving Sales. Are You Ready?

Marketing & Sales

Move-Now Buyers Are Still Driving Sales. Are You Ready?

Life happens, even in a slow market. Job relocations, family shifts, and urgent timelines create buyers who can’t wait. Builders who anticipate their needs—especially with quick move-in homes—win sales now and resilience later.

Why People Culture Is 2025’s Hardest-Working Advantage

Leadership

Why People Culture Is 2025’s Hardest-Working Advantage

In a market running in thinner air, David Weekley Homes, PulteGroup, and Tri Pointe Homes show how Fortune’s “Great Places to Work” aren’t just nice to have — they’re business-critical.