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25 Finalists Named In '23 Ivory Prize For Housing Affordability
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Early '23 Uptick Buoys Private Builders Who Expected Worse
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'23 And We: An Expectations Manifesto For Homebuilding
There's an expectation we could have of ourselves in 2023. That is to make a cohesive first principles project that breaks residential real estate's five chief challenges — together — into achievable steps, ones that could take four or seven years in all to complete.
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Policy 02.27.23
25 Finalists Named In '23 Ivory Prize For Housing Affordability
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Early '23 Uptick Buoys Private Builders Who Expected Worse
Midway through February, we're well past a "dead cat bounce" dismissal. Instead, days have become weeks, and weeks now a month plus, shouldering into the realm of cautious – closely guarded -- optimism.
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As Layoffs Take A Toll, Some Builders Scramble, Some Upgrade
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'23 And We: An Expectations Manifesto For Homebuilding
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