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Eliminating Guesswork In Real-Time A Key To 2024 Resiliency
In a "VUCA-for-longer" backdrop, guesswork and the wide margins of error needed to sustain viability that go with ballpark ranges, rough estimates, and theoretical outcomes practically beg for extinction moments.
Architecture
'Value Engineering' 2023-Style Adds Real Value As It Cuts Cost
Value engineering needs a reset to satisfy both the business requirements to produce homes profitably in trickier times, and to win over customers whose discrimination and hesitation guards may go up at any moment.
Leadership
Homelessness And Homebuilders: Parallel Realities Or Merging Worlds?
As the housing crisis and its effects spread faster and come to "a neighborhood near you," market-rate enterprise leaders may either end up as part of the solutions or be viewed as part of the problem.
Leadership
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.
Leadership
Is This Time Different? Builders' Playbooks Look For The Same Gains, With Different Plays
Builders downturn strategies typically call for narrowing the pricing gap that gives existing home sellers an edge when demand is low. It's the same now, only different.
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Technology 11.07.23
Eliminating Guesswork In Real-Time A Key To 2024 Resiliency
In a "VUCA-for-longer" backdrop, guesswork and the wide margins of error needed to sustain viability that go with ballpark ranges, rough estimates, and theoretical outcomes practically beg for extinction moments.
Architecture 10.06.23
'Value Engineering' 2023-Style Adds Real Value As It Cuts Cost
Value engineering needs a reset to satisfy both the business requirements to produce homes profitably in trickier times, and to win over customers whose discrimination and hesitation guards may go up at any moment.
Leadership 08.14.23
Homelessness And Homebuilders: Parallel Realities Or Merging Worlds?
As the housing crisis and its effects spread faster and come to "a neighborhood near you," market-rate enterprise leaders may either end up as part of the solutions or be viewed as part of the problem.
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.
Leadership 03.08.23
Is This Time Different? Builders' Playbooks Look For The Same Gains, With Different Plays
Builders downturn strategies typically call for narrowing the pricing gap that gives existing home sellers an edge when demand is low. It's the same now, only different.
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