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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
Homebuilding's Biggest Challenge For Q4 2022: Setting The Floor
Price, pace, and product are all in play in the wake of the impacts of inflation, schedule disruptions, and soaring rates. Expect the winners to be first to market with new prices, new products, and new absorption rate momentum.
Leadership
Homebuilders Re-ignite Sales Toolkits As Markets Lose Steam
After a two-year pause-button on all-points, fully-activated strategic selling, now builders are hitting "play," as they work to navigate to a normal demand level they can live with.
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Leadership
Don't Get Fooled By A Myth Of A Helpless Buyer; Listen To Yours
With apologies to Mark Twain, rumors of the demise of consumer households' market power in residential real estate are premature. Stay alert for a waking giant. Here's how and why.
Marketing & Sales
Look Who's Selling: The 2020s Baby Boom Pivot Has Arrived
Just as millennials' latent family-formation awakening has galvanized single-family demand, a Baby Boom age 55-to-75 analog -- extended family formation -- will transform resales and ignite the 2020s housing economy.
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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 09.22.22
Homebuilding's Biggest Challenge For Q4 2022: Setting The Floor
Price, pace, and product are all in play in the wake of the impacts of inflation, schedule disruptions, and soaring rates. Expect the winners to be first to market with new prices, new products, and new absorption rate momentum.
Leadership 06.28.22
Homebuilders Re-ignite Sales Toolkits As Markets Lose Steam
After a two-year pause-button on all-points, fully-activated strategic selling, now builders are hitting "play," as they work to navigate to a normal demand level they can live with.
Leadership 11.15.21
Don't Get Fooled By A Myth Of A Helpless Buyer; Listen To Yours
With apologies to Mark Twain, rumors of the demise of consumer households' market power in residential real estate are premature. Stay alert for a waking giant. Here's how and why.
Marketing & Sales 08.20.21
Look Who's Selling: The 2020s Baby Boom Pivot Has Arrived
Just as millennials' latent family-formation awakening has galvanized single-family demand, a Baby Boom age 55-to-75 analog -- extended family formation -- will transform resales and ignite the 2020s housing economy.
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