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Forecast Season: Be Sure Your Shock Absorber Is Built To Last
Here's a sneak-peak at the first of the national housing forecasts for 2024, and what they signal about business conditions.
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Leveling The Field: How Outlier Local Builders Can Win On Land
Land deals are out there to be had. Getting them to pencil — especially with upward or downward pricing flexility in the mix — puts capital and its cost in focus.
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Leadership
A Tilted Playing Field Favoring New-Home Sales Spurs Rosier Outlook
Why is homebuilder confidence bouncing back with such conviction when the backdrop of economic, household, spending, and employment near-future-outlooks contains so many wildcards? It's complicated.
Capital
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."
Leadership
The Builder's Daily Readers Say They're Up To '23's Challenges
Three out of four respondents in our survey two weeks ago see a housing market on the rebound, righting itself relatively quickly.
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From Scott Cox, everything you never wanted to have to know about water and what it means to the future of community development West of the Rockies.
KEN PINTO
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As Inflation Surges, Time Is Money: Here's How Builders Can Cut Both
Our MasterClass series with Ken Pinto focuses on a cause-and-effect approach to reducing construction costs by giving suppliers SKU and lead-time information to optimize their own channels.
FRANK ANTON
BY THE NUMBERS
It Rhymes With Trouble And Flashes Orange Before It Goes Red
For Frank Anton, the strongest signals in housing are ones that impact a stark 'fundamentals' gap between households' payment power and the combo of asking prices and monthly costs. Data, evidence, action.
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Capital 10.16.23
Forecast Season: Be Sure Your Shock Absorber Is Built To Last
Here's a sneak-peak at the first of the national housing forecasts for 2024, and what they signal about business conditions.
Capital 06.21.23
Leveling The Field: How Outlier Local Builders Can Win On Land
Land deals are out there to be had. Getting them to pencil — especially with upward or downward pricing flexility in the mix — puts capital and its cost in focus.
Leadership 05.16.23
A Tilted Playing Field Favoring New-Home Sales Spurs Rosier Outlook
Why is homebuilder confidence bouncing back with such conviction when the backdrop of economic, household, spending, and employment near-future-outlooks contains so many wildcards? It's complicated.
Capital 04.03.23
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."
Leadership 03.29.23
The Builder's Daily Readers Say They're Up To '23's Challenges
Three out of four respondents in our survey two weeks ago see a housing market on the rebound, righting itself relatively quickly.
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