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Architecture
Value Engineering Is Only Partly About Design And Price ... It's A Strategy
Tactics and tailwinds – necessary and successful as they've been in stemming what could have been a rout from the start of 2023 – amount to this: They've bought builders time.
Leadership
New Home Search Trends Dip As Market Digests Prices And Crises
While Census February New Home Sales lag recent intensification of headwinds, online search patterns may prefigure impacts of newer inflation and sentiment shocks following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Technology
As Build-To-Rent Stakes Intensify, Predictability Is Scarce
In a context of volatility, moving targets, and loss of visibility, technology and know-how based transparency and predictability can power smarter decisions and management.
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Architecture
Delicate Balance: Privacy And Connectedness Both 'Must Have'
Make your homebuyer choose between either a full array of privacy solutions or an equally powerful feeling of connectedness at your peril. The data here shows a strong demand for a balance.
Leadership
A Homebuilder's Dilemma: Attainable Or Sustainable?
In the latest analysis of meaningful "drivers" of buyer-behavior, John Burns Real Estate Consulting's New Homes Trends Institute flags them both. Are they either/or or both/and options?
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It Rhymes With Trouble And Flashes Orange Before It Goes Red
For Frank Anton, the strongest signals in housing are ones that impact a stark 'fundamentals' gap between households' payment power and the combo of asking prices and monthly costs. Data, evidence, action.
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Architecture 05.01.23
Value Engineering Is Only Partly About Design And Price ... It's A Strategy
Tactics and tailwinds – necessary and successful as they've been in stemming what could have been a rout from the start of 2023 – amount to this: They've bought builders time.
Leadership 03.23.22
New Home Search Trends Dip As Market Digests Prices And Crises
While Census February New Home Sales lag recent intensification of headwinds, online search patterns may prefigure impacts of newer inflation and sentiment shocks following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Technology 03.07.22
As Build-To-Rent Stakes Intensify, Predictability Is Scarce
In a context of volatility, moving targets, and loss of visibility, technology and know-how based transparency and predictability can power smarter decisions and management.
Architecture 02.02.22
Delicate Balance: Privacy And Connectedness Both 'Must Have'
Make your homebuyer choose between either a full array of privacy solutions or an equally powerful feeling of connectedness at your peril. The data here shows a strong demand for a balance.
Leadership 01.27.22
A Homebuilder's Dilemma: Attainable Or Sustainable?
In the latest analysis of meaningful "drivers" of buyer-behavior, John Burns Real Estate Consulting's New Homes Trends Institute flags them both. Are they either/or or both/and options?
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