TBDcustomer segments

Discretionary Buyers — AKA Baby Boomers — Reclaim Focus

Marketing & Sales

Discretionary Buyers — AKA Baby Boomers — Reclaim Focus

Both "younger" and "older" Baby Boom buyers in the market tend to be classic discretionary purchasers, versus adult "rental refugee" households looking to cross the Rubicon to homeownership, or ones compelled to seek larger living space due to expanding family formation.

Volatility And The Myth Of Predictive Customer Data: A Tactical Alternative

Marketing & Sales

Volatility And The Myth Of Predictive Customer Data: A Tactical Alternative

A relatively better-than-expected and improving outlook among homebuilders – based on conditions and order trends and traffic and other tips builders get into the strength of their demand – may add up to yesterday's news.

Buck The Trend: Find The Buyers' Whose Best Time To Buy Is Now

Marketing & Sales

Buck The Trend: Find The Buyers' Whose Best Time To Buy Is Now

A "soft landing" calculus for homebuilders in 2023 – based on eventually lowering input costs, transferring some of those savings plus some gross margin points to lower asking prices, and re-securing an absorption rate – is the story many operators and principals are sticking to right now

Many Homebuilders Look At Build-To-Rent As A Safety Valve ... Is It?

Capital

Many Homebuilders Look At Build-To-Rent As A Safety Valve ... Is It?

Given a last-resort chance to keep the lights on, pay the banks, and eke out a livelihood – versus the alternative – most builders would do what they need to do to remain a going concern ... Of course, there are ifs.

What Happens As One-Person Households Reach Critical Mass?

Marketing & Sales

What Happens As One-Person Households Reach Critical Mass?

Oops! They have! Almost 38 million of the U.S.’s 131 million households are one-person households. Compare that to the raw number of married-with-children-under-age-18 households: 23 million or so. That number’s falling.

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Discretionary Buyers — AKA Baby Boomers — Reclaim Focus

Marketing & Sales

Discretionary Buyers — AKA Baby Boomers — Reclaim Focus

Both "younger" and "older" Baby Boom buyers in the market tend to be classic discretionary purchasers, versus adult "rental refugee" households looking to cross the Rubicon to homeownership, or ones compelled to seek larger living space due to expanding family formation.

Volatility And The Myth Of Predictive Customer Data: A Tactical Alternative

Marketing & Sales

Volatility And The Myth Of Predictive Customer Data: A Tactical Alternative

A relatively better-than-expected and improving outlook among homebuilders – based on conditions and order trends and traffic and other tips builders get into the strength of their demand – may add up to yesterday's news.

Buck The Trend: Find The Buyers' Whose Best Time To Buy Is Now

Marketing & Sales

Buck The Trend: Find The Buyers' Whose Best Time To Buy Is Now

A "soft landing" calculus for homebuilders in 2023 – based on eventually lowering input costs, transferring some of those savings plus some gross margin points to lower asking prices, and re-securing an absorption rate – is the story many operators and principals are sticking to right now

Many Homebuilders Look At Build-To-Rent As A Safety Valve ... Is It?

Capital

Many Homebuilders Look At Build-To-Rent As A Safety Valve ... Is It?

Given a last-resort chance to keep the lights on, pay the banks, and eke out a livelihood – versus the alternative – most builders would do what they need to do to remain a going concern ... Of course, there are ifs.

What Happens As One-Person Households Reach Critical Mass?

Marketing & Sales

What Happens As One-Person Households Reach Critical Mass?

Oops! They have! Almost 38 million of the U.S.’s 131 million households are one-person households. Compare that to the raw number of married-with-children-under-age-18 households: 23 million or so. That number’s falling.

customer segments

Discretionary Buyers — AKA Baby Boomers — Reclaim Focus

Marketing & Sales 03.29.23

Discretionary Buyers — AKA Baby Boomers — Reclaim Focus

Both "younger" and "older" Baby Boom buyers in the market tend to be classic discretionary purchasers, versus adult "rental refugee" households looking to cross the Rubicon to homeownership, or ones compelled to seek larger living space due to expanding family formation.

Volatility And The Myth Of Predictive Customer Data: A Tactical Alternative

Marketing & Sales 03.17.23

Volatility And The Myth Of Predictive Customer Data: A Tactical Alternative

A relatively better-than-expected and improving outlook among homebuilders – based on conditions and order trends and traffic and other tips builders get into the strength of their demand – may add up to yesterday's news.

Buck The Trend: Find The Buyers' Whose Best Time To Buy Is Now

Marketing & Sales 01.20.23

Buck The Trend: Find The Buyers' Whose Best Time To Buy Is Now

A "soft landing" calculus for homebuilders in 2023 – based on eventually lowering input costs, transferring some of those savings plus some gross margin points to lower asking prices, and re-securing an absorption rate – is the story many operators and principals are sticking to right now

Many Homebuilders Look At Build-To-Rent As A Safety Valve ... Is It?

Capital 01.04.23

Many Homebuilders Look At Build-To-Rent As A Safety Valve ... Is It?

Given a last-resort chance to keep the lights on, pay the banks, and eke out a livelihood – versus the alternative – most builders would do what they need to do to remain a going concern ... Of course, there are ifs.

What Happens As One-Person Households Reach Critical Mass?

Marketing & Sales 11.30.22

What Happens As One-Person Households Reach Critical Mass?

Oops! They have! Almost 38 million of the U.S.’s 131 million households are one-person households. Compare that to the raw number of married-with-children-under-age-18 households: 23 million or so. That number’s falling.