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Rebuilding After Fire: Can Hempcrete Help Future-Proof Homes?

Building Resilience

Rebuilding After Fire: Can Hempcrete Help Future-Proof Homes?

Los Angeles grapples with rebuilding after January’s devastating fires. One Idaho company thinks hemp-based materials could be the future of resilient home construction.

Fire-Ready Future Forward: KB Home Builds Hardened Homes At Scale

Leadership

Fire-Ready Future Forward: KB Home Builds Hardened Homes At Scale

Escondido, CA-area’s Dixon Trail becomes the nation’s first IBHS-certified Wildfire Prepared Neighborhood—fusing resilience, affordability, and innovation into a new model for community design.

Building Back L.A.: Fast-Track Permits That Build In Resiliency

Architecture

Building Back L.A.: Fast-Track Permits That Build In Resiliency

Demand to build homes with materials that can withstand the increasingly frequent and intense wildfires is growing. However, whether the permitting process can keep pace with the demand has become an increasingly-contested, and urgent issue.

Why Homebuilders’ Futures Depends On Data And Trust

Leadership

Why Homebuilders’ Futures Depends On Data And Trust

A home sale hinges on predictability, efficiency, and confidence. In a high-risk insurance market, builders need data-driven solutions to remove obstacles for buyers.

Together with

Westwood Insurance Agency

A Reckoning: Catastrophic Wildfires Challenge Builders

Leadership

A Reckoning: Catastrophic Wildfires Challenge Builders

The LA wildfires are a stark reminder of the growing intersection of climate risks, housing affordability, and insurance availability. Homebuilding leaders must confront these escalating crises with empathy, strategic action, and a commitment to long-term resilience.

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Rebuilding After Fire: Can Hempcrete Help Future-Proof Homes?

Building Resilience

Rebuilding After Fire: Can Hempcrete Help Future-Proof Homes?

Los Angeles grapples with rebuilding after January’s devastating fires. One Idaho company thinks hemp-based materials could be the future of resilient home construction.

Fire-Ready Future Forward: KB Home Builds Hardened Homes At Scale

Leadership

Fire-Ready Future Forward: KB Home Builds Hardened Homes At Scale

Escondido, CA-area’s Dixon Trail becomes the nation’s first IBHS-certified Wildfire Prepared Neighborhood—fusing resilience, affordability, and innovation into a new model for community design.

Building Back L.A.: Fast-Track Permits That Build In Resiliency

Architecture

Building Back L.A.: Fast-Track Permits That Build In Resiliency

Demand to build homes with materials that can withstand the increasingly frequent and intense wildfires is growing. However, whether the permitting process can keep pace with the demand has become an increasingly-contested, and urgent issue.

Why Homebuilders’ Futures Depends On Data And Trust

Leadership

Why Homebuilders’ Futures Depends On Data And Trust

A home sale hinges on predictability, efficiency, and confidence. In a high-risk insurance market, builders need data-driven solutions to remove obstacles for buyers.

Together with

Westwood Insurance Agency

A Reckoning: Catastrophic Wildfires Challenge Builders

Leadership

A Reckoning: Catastrophic Wildfires Challenge Builders

The LA wildfires are a stark reminder of the growing intersection of climate risks, housing affordability, and insurance availability. Homebuilding leaders must confront these escalating crises with empathy, strategic action, and a commitment to long-term resilience.

disaster resistant building

Rebuilding After Fire: Can Hempcrete Help Future-Proof Homes?

Building Resilience 04.30.25

Rebuilding After Fire: Can Hempcrete Help Future-Proof Homes?

Los Angeles grapples with rebuilding after January’s devastating fires. One Idaho company thinks hemp-based materials could be the future of resilient home construction.

Fire-Ready Future Forward: KB Home Builds Hardened Homes At Scale

Leadership 03.27.25

Fire-Ready Future Forward: KB Home Builds Hardened Homes At Scale

Escondido, CA-area’s Dixon Trail becomes the nation’s first IBHS-certified Wildfire Prepared Neighborhood—fusing resilience, affordability, and innovation into a new model for community design.

Building Back L.A.: Fast-Track Permits That Build In Resiliency

Architecture 03.06.25

Building Back L.A.: Fast-Track Permits That Build In Resiliency

Demand to build homes with materials that can withstand the increasingly frequent and intense wildfires is growing. However, whether the permitting process can keep pace with the demand has become an increasingly-contested, and urgent issue.

Why Homebuilders’ Futures Depends On Data And Trust

Leadership 02.13.25

Why Homebuilders’ Futures Depends On Data And Trust

A home sale hinges on predictability, efficiency, and confidence. In a high-risk insurance market, builders need data-driven solutions to remove obstacles for buyers.

A Reckoning: Catastrophic Wildfires Challenge Builders

Leadership 01.09.25

A Reckoning: Catastrophic Wildfires Challenge Builders

The LA wildfires are a stark reminder of the growing intersection of climate risks, housing affordability, and insurance availability. Homebuilding leaders must confront these escalating crises with empathy, strategic action, and a commitment to long-term resilience.