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Public sector impact on finance, building safety, the environment, tax, local economics, and land use must be reframed as partnership in solutions.

Building For Tomorrow Today: Neighborhood Scale Resilience

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Building For Tomorrow Today: Neighborhood Scale Resilience

How IBHS’s Fred Malik and the FORTIFIED program are redefining risk, reshaping design, and restoring trust through science-backed, community-wide resilience. Malik takes a deep dive into the issues and implications for builders with contributor Richard Lawson.

4 Winners Of 2023 Ivory Prize Celebrated At PCBC In Anaheim

Leadership

4 Winners Of 2023 Ivory Prize Celebrated At PCBC In Anaheim

Housing's affordability crisis is not a challenge that wants to be solved. Which is exactly what gets some so fully determined to do it.

This Top 10 Cohort Of Pioneers Are 2023 Ivory Prize Finalists

Technology

This Top 10 Cohort Of Pioneers Are 2023 Ivory Prize Finalists

Winners of the '23 Ivory Prize for Housing Affordability -- sharing a $300,000 award pool -- will be named May 24, 2023, at the PCBC Conference in Anaheim.

25 Finalists Named In '23 Ivory Prize For Housing Affordability

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25 Finalists Named In '23 Ivory Prize For Housing Affordability

Ivory Prize Winners will be announced in May, at this year's PCBC Conference in Anaheim. $300,000 in prize money will be distributed between at least three winners selected across the three award categories — construction and design, public policy and regulatory reform, and finance.

Capitol Close-Up: U.S. Senate Focuses On Affordability Crisis

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Capitol Close-Up: U.S. Senate Focuses On Affordability Crisis

Housing's affordability crisis, whether or not the economy weakens, shakes off its challenges, or rebounds over the next 12 to 24 months, is on pace to get worse for those in its clutches.

Trough Coming Or Going, Expect The Unexpected In The 2023 Plan

Leadership

Trough Coming Or Going, Expect The Unexpected In The 2023 Plan

Here are data points that tend to run counter to narratives that shape our plans. Assumptions support our planning; what happens if our assumptions – even ones based on the consensus of expert thinking – don't prove correct, or go sideways?

Building For Tomorrow Today: Neighborhood Scale Resilience

Policy

Building For Tomorrow Today: Neighborhood Scale Resilience

How IBHS’s Fred Malik and the FORTIFIED program are redefining risk, reshaping design, and restoring trust through science-backed, community-wide resilience. Malik takes a deep dive into the issues and implications for builders with contributor Richard Lawson.

4 Winners Of 2023 Ivory Prize Celebrated At PCBC In Anaheim

Leadership

4 Winners Of 2023 Ivory Prize Celebrated At PCBC In Anaheim

Housing's affordability crisis is not a challenge that wants to be solved. Which is exactly what gets some so fully determined to do it.

This Top 10 Cohort Of Pioneers Are 2023 Ivory Prize Finalists

Technology

This Top 10 Cohort Of Pioneers Are 2023 Ivory Prize Finalists

Winners of the '23 Ivory Prize for Housing Affordability -- sharing a $300,000 award pool -- will be named May 24, 2023, at the PCBC Conference in Anaheim.

25 Finalists Named In '23 Ivory Prize For Housing Affordability

Policy

25 Finalists Named In '23 Ivory Prize For Housing Affordability

Ivory Prize Winners will be announced in May, at this year's PCBC Conference in Anaheim. $300,000 in prize money will be distributed between at least three winners selected across the three award categories — construction and design, public policy and regulatory reform, and finance.

Capitol Close-Up: U.S. Senate Focuses On Affordability Crisis

Policy

Capitol Close-Up: U.S. Senate Focuses On Affordability Crisis

Housing's affordability crisis, whether or not the economy weakens, shakes off its challenges, or rebounds over the next 12 to 24 months, is on pace to get worse for those in its clutches.

Trough Coming Or Going, Expect The Unexpected In The 2023 Plan

Leadership

Trough Coming Or Going, Expect The Unexpected In The 2023 Plan

Here are data points that tend to run counter to narratives that shape our plans. Assumptions support our planning; what happens if our assumptions – even ones based on the consensus of expert thinking – don't prove correct, or go sideways?