Leadership After An Involuntary Pause, Orders Matter Again For LGI In a market where affordability is collapsing, LGI’s disciplined, spec-first model is proving its worth. A year after seizing ground from private builders, the company’s focus on land control, cost precision, and first-time buyers is paying off.
Policy NYC Voters Back Affordability — Now Comes The Hard Part New Yorkers have voted for change. Four sweeping housing charter amendments promise faster reviews, digital mapping, and more affordability—but the real battle begins as City Hall, the Council, and Albany clash over control.
Land Land 'Heavy,' Future Ready: Stanley Martin’s $700M Pivot In an AI-driven land rush, Stanley Martin Homes turned deep zoning and engineering expertise into one of the largest single-use, single-parcel land sales in U.S. history. President Steve Alloy explains why playing “land heavy” still pays off when skill meets timing.
Leadership D.R. Horton’s Dominance Forces Rivals To Up Their Ground Game D.R. Horton, a month removed from acquiring Greenville, SC-based SK Builders, is on the lookout for additional acquisition opportunities. The company plans to leverage its sheer scale to negotiate more favorable vendor contracts that private builders may struggle to replicate.
Policy Connecticut Lawmakers Reboot Bid To Hurdle Blocks To Building After a vetoed bill derailed housing reform this summer, Connecticut lawmakers are back with a compromise. Their second attempt could test whether state leaders can balance affordability goals with local control—and finally get a deal done.
