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SDHC: Forged In Adversity, Resilient By Design, Bold By Nature
In Q2 2025, SDHC shielded itself from the drag of housing’s slowdown with two bold market expansions—and proof that its practiced operating model is built to withstand volatility.
Land
We Celebrate Ted Nelson, Who Leaves A Legacy '2nd To None'
A Salute to the life and work of Walter F. 'Ted' Nelson, who helped innovate and shape sustainable modern hometown living as we've come to know it.
Land
More Housing Needed In Cities Or Suburbs? The Answer Is Yes
It's not an either or. Migration and geographical population change statistics support residential investment and development in both dense, downtown urban hubs, as well as greenfield path-of-growth magnets.
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Leadership 08.07.25
SDHC: Forged In Adversity, Resilient By Design, Bold By Nature
In Q2 2025, SDHC shielded itself from the drag of housing’s slowdown with two bold market expansions—and proof that its practiced operating model is built to withstand volatility.
Land 02.13.23
We Celebrate Ted Nelson, Who Leaves A Legacy '2nd To None'
A Salute to the life and work of Walter F. 'Ted' Nelson, who helped innovate and shape sustainable modern hometown living as we've come to know it.
Land 03.28.22
More Housing Needed In Cities Or Suburbs? The Answer Is Yes
It's not an either or. Migration and geographical population change statistics support residential investment and development in both dense, downtown urban hubs, as well as greenfield path-of-growth magnets.
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