Policy North Carolina Housing Reform Falters Amid Political Gridlock Lawmakers aimed for sweeping statewide housing reform but settled for modest deregulation. The result: a small victory in a long, unfinished fight over affordability and zoning control.
Leadership Homebuilding Strategists Talk Candidly About Getting To 2030 At Denver’s Focus on Excellence summit, five builder leaders strip away spin. They reveal real pressures—capital, costs, people—and how they’re fighting back.
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.
Architecture Could Bigger Apartments Reverse America's Birth Decline? A new study from the Institute for Family Studies links shrinking apartments to falling birth rates. It suggests developers could help stabilize the nation’s population by building more family-sized rental homes.
Leadership D.R. Horton’s Greenville Play Signals Private Builder Squeeze The nation’s largest builder isn’t slowing tuck-in acquisitions. SK Builders’ exit reveals why privates face thinner "lower-for-longer" margins — or, perhaps, the exit door.
