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Will A New Raft Of Regional Bank Woes Impact Homebuilders?

Capital

Will A New Raft Of Regional Bank Woes Impact Homebuilders?

Half of newly constructed single-family homes are built – and many more developed – by firms that rely on bank financing for real estate acquisition and development of projects, construction resources, and operating expenses.

When Bad News Is Good News, It's Time Builders Buckled Up

Leadership

When Bad News Is Good News, It's Time Builders Buckled Up

A pre-pandemic "normal," feeding into a break-out generational demographics-driven mid-decade for market-rate homebuilding, continues to be what we hear most often as the "ear-to-the-ground" scenario of choice among homebuilding operators.

How Builders Can Dial Up Value While Others Compete On Price

Leadership

How Builders Can Dial Up Value While Others Compete On Price

The risk of not standing out, standing apart, and standing above increases on an axis equal to or greater than the trajectory of monthly payments as price and rates push higher.

Together with

Westwood Insurance Agency

How Smaller Builders Say They'll Navigate Higher-For-Longer Rates

Capital

How Smaller Builders Say They'll Navigate Higher-For-Longer Rates

Capital lending, investment, homebuilding, and development professionals face a no-choice moment to digest and game-out impacts of a higher-for-longer interest rate regime. For smaller players, it may be a selling decision time.

Early-Movers D.R. Horton And Pretium Signal It's Their Time To Strike

Capital

Early-Movers D.R. Horton And Pretium Signal It's Their Time To Strike

The $1.5 billion agreement between Pretium and D.R. Horton reflects conviction of each of the participants around two plausibilities, or perhaps, likelihoods. That doesn't mean they're bound to turn out as expected.

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Will A New Raft Of Regional Bank Woes Impact Homebuilders?

Capital

Will A New Raft Of Regional Bank Woes Impact Homebuilders?

Half of newly constructed single-family homes are built – and many more developed – by firms that rely on bank financing for real estate acquisition and development of projects, construction resources, and operating expenses.

When Bad News Is Good News, It's Time Builders Buckled Up

Leadership

When Bad News Is Good News, It's Time Builders Buckled Up

A pre-pandemic "normal," feeding into a break-out generational demographics-driven mid-decade for market-rate homebuilding, continues to be what we hear most often as the "ear-to-the-ground" scenario of choice among homebuilding operators.

How Builders Can Dial Up Value While Others Compete On Price

Leadership

How Builders Can Dial Up Value While Others Compete On Price

The risk of not standing out, standing apart, and standing above increases on an axis equal to or greater than the trajectory of monthly payments as price and rates push higher.

Together with

Westwood Insurance Agency

How Smaller Builders Say They'll Navigate Higher-For-Longer Rates

Capital

How Smaller Builders Say They'll Navigate Higher-For-Longer Rates

Capital lending, investment, homebuilding, and development professionals face a no-choice moment to digest and game-out impacts of a higher-for-longer interest rate regime. For smaller players, it may be a selling decision time.

Early-Movers D.R. Horton And Pretium Signal It's Their Time To Strike

Capital

Early-Movers D.R. Horton And Pretium Signal It's Their Time To Strike

The $1.5 billion agreement between Pretium and D.R. Horton reflects conviction of each of the participants around two plausibilities, or perhaps, likelihoods. That doesn't mean they're bound to turn out as expected.

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Will A New Raft Of Regional Bank Woes Impact Homebuilders?

Capital 02.08.24

Will A New Raft Of Regional Bank Woes Impact Homebuilders?

Half of newly constructed single-family homes are built – and many more developed – by firms that rely on bank financing for real estate acquisition and development of projects, construction resources, and operating expenses.

When Bad News Is Good News, It's Time Builders Buckled Up

Leadership 11.03.23

When Bad News Is Good News, It's Time Builders Buckled Up

A pre-pandemic "normal," feeding into a break-out generational demographics-driven mid-decade for market-rate homebuilding, continues to be what we hear most often as the "ear-to-the-ground" scenario of choice among homebuilding operators.

How Builders Can Dial Up Value While Others Compete On Price

Leadership 09.27.23

How Builders Can Dial Up Value While Others Compete On Price

The risk of not standing out, standing apart, and standing above increases on an axis equal to or greater than the trajectory of monthly payments as price and rates push higher.

How Smaller Builders Say They'll Navigate Higher-For-Longer Rates

Capital 08.18.23

How Smaller Builders Say They'll Navigate Higher-For-Longer Rates

Capital lending, investment, homebuilding, and development professionals face a no-choice moment to digest and game-out impacts of a higher-for-longer interest rate regime. For smaller players, it may be a selling decision time.

Early-Movers D.R. Horton And Pretium Signal It's Their Time To Strike

Capital 06.05.23

Early-Movers D.R. Horton And Pretium Signal It's Their Time To Strike

The $1.5 billion agreement between Pretium and D.R. Horton reflects conviction of each of the participants around two plausibilities, or perhaps, likelihoods. That doesn't mean they're bound to turn out as expected.