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UHG Fallout: Board Exodus Follows Review Decision
Leadership

UHG Fallout: Board Exodus Follows Review Decision

A failed sale, a leadership standoff, and a mass board resignation leave United Homes Group exposed—at a critical moment of macro volatility.

  • John McManus
    John McManus
John McManus 20 Oct 2025 • 5 min read
Nashville Leaders Unite Behind Density Push, Critics Push Back
Policy

Nashville Leaders Unite Behind Density Push, Critics Push Back

Music CIty advances a sweeping zoning reform plan to allow “missing middle” housing types citywide, aimed at adding 91,000 new homes. Supporters say it's a step to address affordability and inclusion. Critics warn the city is overstating growth projections and favoring developers.

  • Richard Lawson
    Richard Lawson
Richard Lawson 20 Oct 2025 • 2 min read
Jody Kahn: What Builders Say Now About New Home Demand
Land

Jody Kahn: What Builders Say Now About New Home Demand

Amid slumping buyer urgency and looming policy uncertainty, John Burns Research & Consulting research guru Kahn summarizes builder sentiment trends and pain points from fresh field data.

  • John McManus
    John McManus
John McManus 16 Oct 2025 • 8 min read
Capital Optionality Is 2026's Winning Homebuilder Strategy
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.

  • John McManus
    John McManus
John McManus 16 Oct 2025 • 5 min read
U.S. Apartment Rents Post First Third-Quarter Drop Since 2009
Marketing & Sales

U.S. Apartment Rents Post First Third-Quarter Drop Since 2009

Apartment rents slipped for the first time since the Great Recession, signaling a cooling market driven by oversupply. Developers are pulling back—but economists warn the pause won’t last. Richard Lawson explores how and why.

  • Richard Lawson
    Richard Lawson
Richard Lawson 16 Oct 2025 • 3 min read