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Two Nemeses Stalk 2024 Budget Planning: Here's How To Slay Them

Technology

Two Nemeses Stalk 2024 Budget Planning: Here's How To Slay Them

Operators' best weapon to offset the risk of the two nemeses is running a business that's as light and agile on borrowed capital as possible, and as efficient and competent at deploying that upfront capital in the right places at the right moment.

Together with

SNAP.BUILD

Expected Squeeze On Banks Tightens Credit Access For All

Capital

Expected Squeeze On Banks Tightens Credit Access For All

A "tighter-for-longer" credit and lending regime may – with an uneven-handed impact – unwind some of those benign forces pulling would-be homebuyers into the new-home demand pool, and turn them negative.

Why An Undersupply Of Land Looms As Builders' '24-'25 Hurdle

Land

Why An Undersupply Of Land Looms As Builders' '24-'25 Hurdle

Here are 10 public homebuilding enterprise CFOs on their firms' current cash troves, adding up to more than $15 billion in resources ready to accelerate earnings growth in the year ahead.

Now That Builders' Have Pace In Hand, The Worry Turns To Land

Land

Now That Builders' Have Pace In Hand, The Worry Turns To Land

Many homebuilders, giddy about the fact that they're selling homes when they didn't know for sure what would be going on right now, now begin to feel uneasy about backing up their legacy land deals with new lot pipelines.

An Update On M&A Deal Flow In 2023, As Builders Play Offense

Capital

An Update On M&A Deal Flow In 2023, As Builders Play Offense

Dynamics of a housing market evolving geographically to support affordability and quality of living opportunities combine with homebuilders' growing capability to operate leaner, more nimble, more real-time data- and technology-enabled divisions.

Together with

Builder Advisor Group

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Two Nemeses Stalk 2024 Budget Planning: Here's How To Slay Them

Technology

Two Nemeses Stalk 2024 Budget Planning: Here's How To Slay Them

Operators' best weapon to offset the risk of the two nemeses is running a business that's as light and agile on borrowed capital as possible, and as efficient and competent at deploying that upfront capital in the right places at the right moment.

Together with

SNAP.BUILD

Expected Squeeze On Banks Tightens Credit Access For All

Capital

Expected Squeeze On Banks Tightens Credit Access For All

A "tighter-for-longer" credit and lending regime may – with an uneven-handed impact – unwind some of those benign forces pulling would-be homebuyers into the new-home demand pool, and turn them negative.

Why An Undersupply Of Land Looms As Builders' '24-'25 Hurdle

Land

Why An Undersupply Of Land Looms As Builders' '24-'25 Hurdle

Here are 10 public homebuilding enterprise CFOs on their firms' current cash troves, adding up to more than $15 billion in resources ready to accelerate earnings growth in the year ahead.

Now That Builders' Have Pace In Hand, The Worry Turns To Land

Land

Now That Builders' Have Pace In Hand, The Worry Turns To Land

Many homebuilders, giddy about the fact that they're selling homes when they didn't know for sure what would be going on right now, now begin to feel uneasy about backing up their legacy land deals with new lot pipelines.

An Update On M&A Deal Flow In 2023, As Builders Play Offense

Capital

An Update On M&A Deal Flow In 2023, As Builders Play Offense

Dynamics of a housing market evolving geographically to support affordability and quality of living opportunities combine with homebuilders' growing capability to operate leaner, more nimble, more real-time data- and technology-enabled divisions.

Together with

Builder Advisor Group

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Two Nemeses Stalk 2024 Budget Planning: Here's How To Slay Them

Technology 08.29.23

Two Nemeses Stalk 2024 Budget Planning: Here's How To Slay Them

Operators' best weapon to offset the risk of the two nemeses is running a business that's as light and agile on borrowed capital as possible, and as efficient and competent at deploying that upfront capital in the right places at the right moment.

Expected Squeeze On Banks Tightens Credit Access For All

Capital 08.08.23

Expected Squeeze On Banks Tightens Credit Access For All

A "tighter-for-longer" credit and lending regime may – with an uneven-handed impact – unwind some of those benign forces pulling would-be homebuyers into the new-home demand pool, and turn them negative.

Why An Undersupply Of Land Looms As Builders' '24-'25 Hurdle

Land 07.31.23

Why An Undersupply Of Land Looms As Builders' '24-'25 Hurdle

Here are 10 public homebuilding enterprise CFOs on their firms' current cash troves, adding up to more than $15 billion in resources ready to accelerate earnings growth in the year ahead.

Now That Builders' Have Pace In Hand, The Worry Turns To Land

Land 04.11.23

Now That Builders' Have Pace In Hand, The Worry Turns To Land

Many homebuilders, giddy about the fact that they're selling homes when they didn't know for sure what would be going on right now, now begin to feel uneasy about backing up their legacy land deals with new lot pipelines.

An Update On M&A Deal Flow In 2023, As Builders Play Offense

Capital 04.05.23

An Update On M&A Deal Flow In 2023, As Builders Play Offense

Dynamics of a housing market evolving geographically to support affordability and quality of living opportunities combine with homebuilders' growing capability to operate leaner, more nimble, more real-time data- and technology-enabled divisions.