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.
Policy
Why Affordable Housing's Negative Feedback Loop Goes On And On
Mail a copy of this Scott Cox 'Letter' to your Local, County, And State elected representatives and agency officials
Policy
As Prices Flash Crisis, Here's 2 Paths To Building More Affordably
New home square footage and precision-focused easing of costly regulatory burdens could bring average selling prices on newly built homes back to more attainable levels for homebuilders and developers.
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Kohler
Policy
Beat The Curve On The Fed Hikes Impact With A People First Focus
Here's a case for looking at all you do to retain your best talent for a rougher ride ahead not as a practice you already excel at but as a dimension you need to learn all over for the very first time.
Leadership
Ivory Prize Top 10 Finalists Renew Hope In A Vibrant American Dream
Innovations in building technology and design, finance, and policy both lower the cost barriers to access, and raise individuals' capability to to make the Dream a reality for more.
Land
Why Horton's $291 Mil Buy Of Vidler Makes Such A Big Splash
'Water is the ultimate weapon in the Western U.S. to prevent growth.' -- A strategic real estate executive commenting on the D.R. Horton purchase of Vidler Water Resources
