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A Real-Time Practical Survive-To Thrive Field Guide For What's Next
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Leadership
For Bumpy Months Ahead, Doing More With Less Is Not An Option
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Leadership
Build-Cycle Front-End Vendors In Line Of Fire As Builders Cut Starts
Builders' efforts to bring costs down to the new post-correction floor on units and revenue mean harder negotiations on the land development, pre-construction, and rough trades for lower 2023 pricing.
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Homebuilding's Endangered Species: Margins Of Error
A last bastion refuge of new residential construction business practice has reached the brink of elimination as inflation, interest rates, supply chokeholds, and local-municipal delays narrow the fairway.
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