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Beyond The 'What-Inning-Is-It?' Question: 2024-'25 Land-Spend

Land

Beyond The 'What-Inning-Is-It?' Question: 2024-'25 Land-Spend

To feed the machine, public, private, large, medium, or small builders need lots out ahead of them. To keep that machine hungry, builders need those lots to pencil in an environment that's getting tougher and tougher for a larger and larger portion of would-be home buyers.

Undersupplied And Over-Built: How Could Both Be True At Once?

Land

Undersupplied And Over-Built: How Could Both Be True At Once?

The paradoxical riddle – undersupply and overbuilding – has moving-target market-rate for-sale new-construction demand disruptors many market appraisers neglect as well.

Insurance Tactics Builders Adopt As Volatility Casts Its Shadow

Land

Insurance Tactics Builders Adopt As Volatility Casts Its Shadow

Big public builders have pivoted land strategies to allow them to weather a bumpier patch ahead and troll for opportunity. Smaller players have literally fewer options to de-risk.

Next-Normal Mobility Rewards Relocation, Repurpose, Reuse

Land

Next-Normal Mobility Rewards Relocation, Repurpose, Reuse

No. 10 among trends that will transform homebuilding by 2030: Adaptation -- in an era defined by a pandemic virus that shows no sign it will stop making all the rules -- will reignite migration and redefine 'location, location, location.'

Homebuilding's Backlog Logjam Weighs On 2022 Forecasts

Leadership

Homebuilding's Backlog Logjam Weighs On 2022 Forecasts

It's crystal ball time in housing, and a number of factors bedeviling homebuilders' production and value cycles remain stubbornly resistant to modeling a plan. Welcome to a new normal of de-risking 2022 operations for uncertainty ahead.

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Beyond The 'What-Inning-Is-It?' Question: 2024-'25 Land-Spend

Land

Beyond The 'What-Inning-Is-It?' Question: 2024-'25 Land-Spend

To feed the machine, public, private, large, medium, or small builders need lots out ahead of them. To keep that machine hungry, builders need those lots to pencil in an environment that's getting tougher and tougher for a larger and larger portion of would-be home buyers.

Undersupplied And Over-Built: How Could Both Be True At Once?

Land

Undersupplied And Over-Built: How Could Both Be True At Once?

The paradoxical riddle – undersupply and overbuilding – has moving-target market-rate for-sale new-construction demand disruptors many market appraisers neglect as well.

Insurance Tactics Builders Adopt As Volatility Casts Its Shadow

Land

Insurance Tactics Builders Adopt As Volatility Casts Its Shadow

Big public builders have pivoted land strategies to allow them to weather a bumpier patch ahead and troll for opportunity. Smaller players have literally fewer options to de-risk.

Next-Normal Mobility Rewards Relocation, Repurpose, Reuse

Land

Next-Normal Mobility Rewards Relocation, Repurpose, Reuse

No. 10 among trends that will transform homebuilding by 2030: Adaptation -- in an era defined by a pandemic virus that shows no sign it will stop making all the rules -- will reignite migration and redefine 'location, location, location.'

Homebuilding's Backlog Logjam Weighs On 2022 Forecasts

Leadership

Homebuilding's Backlog Logjam Weighs On 2022 Forecasts

It's crystal ball time in housing, and a number of factors bedeviling homebuilders' production and value cycles remain stubbornly resistant to modeling a plan. Welcome to a new normal of de-risking 2022 operations for uncertainty ahead.

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Beyond The 'What-Inning-Is-It?' Question: 2024-'25 Land-Spend

Land 10.04.23

Beyond The 'What-Inning-Is-It?' Question: 2024-'25 Land-Spend

To feed the machine, public, private, large, medium, or small builders need lots out ahead of them. To keep that machine hungry, builders need those lots to pencil in an environment that's getting tougher and tougher for a larger and larger portion of would-be home buyers.

Undersupplied And Over-Built: How Could Both Be True At Once?

Land 05.15.23

Undersupplied And Over-Built: How Could Both Be True At Once?

The paradoxical riddle – undersupply and overbuilding – has moving-target market-rate for-sale new-construction demand disruptors many market appraisers neglect as well.

Insurance Tactics Builders Adopt As Volatility Casts Its Shadow

Land 01.18.22

Insurance Tactics Builders Adopt As Volatility Casts Its Shadow

Big public builders have pivoted land strategies to allow them to weather a bumpier patch ahead and troll for opportunity. Smaller players have literally fewer options to de-risk.

Next-Normal Mobility Rewards Relocation, Repurpose, Reuse

Land 12.24.21

Next-Normal Mobility Rewards Relocation, Repurpose, Reuse

No. 10 among trends that will transform homebuilding by 2030: Adaptation -- in an era defined by a pandemic virus that shows no sign it will stop making all the rules -- will reignite migration and redefine 'location, location, location.'

Homebuilding's Backlog Logjam Weighs On 2022 Forecasts

Leadership 12.02.21

Homebuilding's Backlog Logjam Weighs On 2022 Forecasts

It's crystal ball time in housing, and a number of factors bedeviling homebuilders' production and value cycles remain stubbornly resistant to modeling a plan. Welcome to a new normal of de-risking 2022 operations for uncertainty ahead.