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Capital
Spring Thaw Beats Expectations But Are Sales Gains For Keeps?
Accounting for at least some of the lift, builders' now widely-practiced monthly payment value proposition has served as a reliable workhorse, especially since those who have very good reasons to buy a home have so little else to consider.
Capital
Pressure's Intensifying On Housing Innovation Start-Ups To Prove Out Promises
This is Part 1 of a three-part TBD exploration of follow-on impacts of a post-low interest rate era on housing's start-up venture pioneers in construction and real estate.
Leadership
Where Rates, Costs Price Buyers Out, LGI Prices Them Back In
Here's a few verbatim insights from LGI Homes chairman and ceo Eric Lipar, that shed light on what the "LGI way" means and how it works in an uncertain market.
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.
Leadership
Here's What's Blocking The Path To Modernizing Construction
To make progress -- and reverse construction sector productivity declines that trend back to the 1970s -- the building lifecycle itself may need a new definition and retool.
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Capital 03.23.23
Spring Thaw Beats Expectations But Are Sales Gains For Keeps?
Accounting for at least some of the lift, builders' now widely-practiced monthly payment value proposition has served as a reliable workhorse, especially since those who have very good reasons to buy a home have so little else to consider.
Capital 03.16.23
Pressure's Intensifying On Housing Innovation Start-Ups To Prove Out Promises
This is Part 1 of a three-part TBD exploration of follow-on impacts of a post-low interest rate era on housing's start-up venture pioneers in construction and real estate.
Leadership 02.22.23
Where Rates, Costs Price Buyers Out, LGI Prices Them Back In
Here's a few verbatim insights from LGI Homes chairman and ceo Eric Lipar, that shed light on what the "LGI way" means and how it works in an uncertain market.
Policy 02.10.23
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.
Leadership 02.06.23
Here's What's Blocking The Path To Modernizing Construction
To make progress -- and reverse construction sector productivity declines that trend back to the 1970s -- the building lifecycle itself may need a new definition and retool.
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