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Leadership
'Twas A Year Of Resilience: A Homebuilders' Yuletide Tale
The Builder’s Daily salutes American homebuilding's 2024 milestones, deals, and leaders—celebrating the grit, vision, and teamwork that shaped the industry—and looks ahead with hope for a stronger, brighter 2025.
Leadership
Challenges, Compensation, and Leadership Breakthroughs In 2025
Unpacking the balancing act homebuilding leaders face heading into 2025: navigating affordability pressures, evolving compensation demands, and fostering team resilience.
Together with
FTS
Leadership
Sideways: NAHB HMI Signals No Relief Soon For Private Builders
Public builders can withstand price pressures and speculative inventory risks, but smaller private firms face mounting financial strain as affordability and demand remain precarious.
Policy
Homebuilding Leaders Are Optimistic About Trump 2.0: Here's Why
With strategies in place to adapt to changing conditions, many believe the next four years will be a time to play offense, leveraging economic tailwinds to expand operations and meet the nation’s housing needs.
Together with
Builder Advisor Group
Capital
Unseen Wealth Pivot Underpins New Home Market Momentum
Estimates say $84 trillion may transfer from Baby Boom adults to younger generations over the next two decades, igniting a surge in family office investment and empowering new-home buyers.





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Leadership 12.24.24
'Twas A Year Of Resilience: A Homebuilders' Yuletide Tale
The Builder’s Daily salutes American homebuilding's 2024 milestones, deals, and leaders—celebrating the grit, vision, and teamwork that shaped the industry—and looks ahead with hope for a stronger, brighter 2025.
Leadership 12.20.24
Challenges, Compensation, and Leadership Breakthroughs In 2025
Unpacking the balancing act homebuilding leaders face heading into 2025: navigating affordability pressures, evolving compensation demands, and fostering team resilience.
Leadership 12.17.24
Sideways: NAHB HMI Signals No Relief Soon For Private Builders
Public builders can withstand price pressures and speculative inventory risks, but smaller private firms face mounting financial strain as affordability and demand remain precarious.
Policy 11.22.24
Homebuilding Leaders Are Optimistic About Trump 2.0: Here's Why
With strategies in place to adapt to changing conditions, many believe the next four years will be a time to play offense, leveraging economic tailwinds to expand operations and meet the nation’s housing needs.
Capital 11.06.24
Unseen Wealth Pivot Underpins New Home Market Momentum
Estimates say $84 trillion may transfer from Baby Boom adults to younger generations over the next two decades, igniting a surge in family office investment and empowering new-home buyers.