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Land
Will 55+ Cohort Seek Future-Proof Retirement Relocation Choices?
Doubters as to how swiftly mobility and migration trends can pivot and course correct – powering new boom markets in geographies long considered backwater, tertiary markets at best – need only look at Spring 2020 through Spring 2022 as a "narrative-buster."
Policy
Confidence Or Not, Now's Time To Look At Challenge As Opportunity
As builder sentiment finds its floor, here's a longterm-ist look at where to focus.
Land
Will Real Estate Remap Value To Waterfront, Fire Zone Threats?
A longer tail of implied promise in property's value may begin to trigger land price adjustments, contract modifications, etc. Here's why.
Land
Managed Retreats, Maybe So, But, Not Where We Build
The impacts of natural hazards -- as destructive as they'd been -- have not seemed to alter land values and property development. Is a change coming?
Land
Drought Shifts Wildfire's Fault Lines Into No Man's Land Buys
Arguments pro and con on the risks of development, where and where not to develop, who's got which rights to do what, etc., are the matters of power, money, and politics. Meanwhile, there's a housing affordability crisis.
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A $275 Billion Opportunity Calls: Wellness Placemaking And Homes
An exclusive The Builder’s Daily content series — brought to you by our Dream Team's Teri Slavik-Tsuyuki — on wellness and well-being in residential construction and real estate.
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LAND PLANNING MASTER CLASS
The Wild, Wild, Wild West Of Water And The Future Of Homebuilding
From Scott Cox, everything you never wanted to have to know about water and what it means to the future of community development West of the Rockies.
KEN PINTO
HOW MUCH IS THE MILK?
As Inflation Surges, Time Is Money: Here's How Builders Can Cut Both
Our MasterClass series with Ken Pinto focuses on a cause-and-effect approach to reducing construction costs by giving suppliers SKU and lead-time information to optimize their own channels.
FRANK ANTON
BY THE NUMBERS
It Rhymes With Trouble And Flashes Orange Before It Goes Red
For Frank Anton, the strongest signals in housing are ones that impact a stark 'fundamentals' gap between households' payment power and the combo of asking prices and monthly costs. Data, evidence, action.
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Land 11.18.22
Will 55+ Cohort Seek Future-Proof Retirement Relocation Choices?
Doubters as to how swiftly mobility and migration trends can pivot and course correct – powering new boom markets in geographies long considered backwater, tertiary markets at best – need only look at Spring 2020 through Spring 2022 as a "narrative-buster."
Policy 10.18.22
Confidence Or Not, Now's Time To Look At Challenge As Opportunity
As builder sentiment finds its floor, here's a longterm-ist look at where to focus.
Land 09.24.21
Will Real Estate Remap Value To Waterfront, Fire Zone Threats?
A longer tail of implied promise in property's value may begin to trigger land price adjustments, contract modifications, etc. Here's why.
Land 07.19.21
Managed Retreats, Maybe So, But, Not Where We Build
The impacts of natural hazards -- as destructive as they'd been -- have not seemed to alter land values and property development. Is a change coming?
Land 06.14.21
Drought Shifts Wildfire's Fault Lines Into No Man's Land Buys
Arguments pro and con on the risks of development, where and where not to develop, who's got which rights to do what, etc., are the matters of power, money, and politics. Meanwhile, there's a housing affordability crisis.
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