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Will The Green Shoots Of April Take Root And Flourish Or Not?
"It depends," Dr. Shiller replied, in the shape of the shrug. "I don't know," he said, still in the shape of the shrug. He finally shook it off, adding, "And if anybody tells you they know the answer to that, they're lying."
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Never Underestimate The Power Of Fun As A Key To Resilience
Exactly this time, these pressures, this pain, this uncertainty, these risks, and all of those threats can and will add up in the minds and hearts of your young colleagues as the quintessential meaning of fun.
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Jurney Mapping: Wade Jurney's Pursuit Of Affordability Continues
A go-big and go-bold homebuilding start-up strategy may sound counterintuitive in the throes of what looks to be a hard patch for housing. Wade Jurney and his to National Home Corp. co-founders, Michael Bergman, and Gregg Erickson, beg to differ.
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A Winners Vs. Losers Patch Ahead Give Speed And Value An Edge
Interest rates and inflation may price out the price-sensitive 'needs-driven' buyers; leaving a more discriminating buyer household still active, and seeking value.
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Will The Green Shoots Of April Take Root And Flourish Or Not?
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Never Underestimate The Power Of Fun As A Key To Resilience
Exactly this time, these pressures, this pain, this uncertainty, these risks, and all of those threats can and will add up in the minds and hearts of your young colleagues as the quintessential meaning of fun.
Leadership 10.20.22
Jurney Mapping: Wade Jurney's Pursuit Of Affordability Continues
A go-big and go-bold homebuilding start-up strategy may sound counterintuitive in the throes of what looks to be a hard patch for housing. Wade Jurney and his to National Home Corp. co-founders, Michael Bergman, and Gregg Erickson, beg to differ.
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