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Four Futures of Homebuilding: Which One Are You Ready For?
The future of U.S. homebuilding won’t unfold in a straight line. At Focus On Excellence, leaders will work through four bold scenarios that sharpen decisions for 2026—and reshape the industry by 2030.
Leadership
5 Reasons Why Homebuilders Need Both Urgency And Foresight Now
Capital, land, and policy pressures aren’t easing soon. Homebuilding leaders who engage peers in solving today’s dilemmas will be sharper, faster, and stronger when conditions shift.
Leadership
Designing Insurable Homes: Why Location Comes First
With rising premiums, shifting coverage availability, and more frequent natural disasters, builders today face a new kind of challenge.
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Westwood Insurance Agency
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Private Homebuilders Find a Floor, But Not Much Cushion
Margins are thin, incentives are costly, and competition with publics is bruising. Yet private homebuilders see the beginning flickers of predictability — and even cautious optimism for 2026.
Leadership
Buffett’s Latest Homebuilder Bet Reshapes The Balance of Power
Berkshire Hathaway’s investment reentry into D.R. Horton and Lennar signals more than stock market timing. It affirms which builders will endure — and which may struggle — as housing’s tide recedes ... at least for now.





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Leadership 08.29.25
Four Futures of Homebuilding: Which One Are You Ready For?
The future of U.S. homebuilding won’t unfold in a straight line. At Focus On Excellence, leaders will work through four bold scenarios that sharpen decisions for 2026—and reshape the industry by 2030.
Leadership 08.27.25
5 Reasons Why Homebuilders Need Both Urgency And Foresight Now
Capital, land, and policy pressures aren’t easing soon. Homebuilding leaders who engage peers in solving today’s dilemmas will be sharper, faster, and stronger when conditions shift.
Leadership 08.26.25
Designing Insurable Homes: Why Location Comes First
With rising premiums, shifting coverage availability, and more frequent natural disasters, builders today face a new kind of challenge.
Leadership 08.25.25
Private Homebuilders Find a Floor, But Not Much Cushion
Margins are thin, incentives are costly, and competition with publics is bruising. Yet private homebuilders see the beginning flickers of predictability — and even cautious optimism for 2026.
Leadership 08.20.25
Buffett’s Latest Homebuilder Bet Reshapes The Balance of Power
Berkshire Hathaway’s investment reentry into D.R. Horton and Lennar signals more than stock market timing. It affirms which builders will endure — and which may struggle — as housing’s tide recedes ... at least for now.