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Here's Why Builders Don't Panic As Economic Storm Clouds Gather
Rather few strategists among higher-volume homebuilders believe the December 2022 to February 2023 lift will evolve into a sustainable reboot of exuberant demand. That doesn't faze them.
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Incentives Field Guide: Speed, Fast Feedback, And A MicroStrategy
A study fielded by New Home Star on incentives initiatives across 250 builders in more than 25 markets points up what's working, why, and how to sustain efficacy in a new world of motion and volatility.
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Destiny Manifest: D.R. Horton Sets A Course To Control Its Future
The Builder's Daily dives into strategic and tactical positions the No. 1 builder's executive team lays out for the near-term, and what those positions mean for competitors in 106 U.S. markets.
Capital
Squeeze On Privately-Capitalized Builders Tightens As Market Slows
As property valuations take a hit, a sudden glut of specs due to cancellations can trip a covenant, which can domino into a cash-flow crisis for builders without a back-up stash of ready money.
Leadership
Unpacking Cancellations As The Market Anticipates Next Fed Bump
The big cause-effect factor in homebuilders' cancellation rates trace to recent moves at the Fed. So, when, not if, the Fed continues to raise borrowing costs, expect can rates to spike more, with greater impact on businesses.
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Leadership 03.09.23
Here's Why Builders Don't Panic As Economic Storm Clouds Gather
Rather few strategists among higher-volume homebuilders believe the December 2022 to February 2023 lift will evolve into a sustainable reboot of exuberant demand. That doesn't faze them.
Marketing & Sales 12.22.22
Incentives Field Guide: Speed, Fast Feedback, And A MicroStrategy
A study fielded by New Home Star on incentives initiatives across 250 builders in more than 25 markets points up what's working, why, and how to sustain efficacy in a new world of motion and volatility.
Leadership 11.09.22
Destiny Manifest: D.R. Horton Sets A Course To Control Its Future
The Builder's Daily dives into strategic and tactical positions the No. 1 builder's executive team lays out for the near-term, and what those positions mean for competitors in 106 U.S. markets.
Capital 09.16.22
Squeeze On Privately-Capitalized Builders Tightens As Market Slows
As property valuations take a hit, a sudden glut of specs due to cancellations can trip a covenant, which can domino into a cash-flow crisis for builders without a back-up stash of ready money.
Leadership 07.22.22
Unpacking Cancellations As The Market Anticipates Next Fed Bump
The big cause-effect factor in homebuilders' cancellation rates trace to recent moves at the Fed. So, when, not if, the Fed continues to raise borrowing costs, expect can rates to spike more, with greater impact on businesses.
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