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25 Finalists Named In '23 Ivory Prize For Housing Affordability
Ivory Prize Winners will be announced in May, at this year's PCBC Conference in Anaheim. $300,000 in prize money will be distributed between at least three winners selected across the three award categories — construction and design, public policy and regulatory reform, and finance.
Policy
Capitol Close-Up: U.S. Senate Focuses On Affordability Crisis
Housing's affordability crisis, whether or not the economy weakens, shakes off its challenges, or rebounds over the next 12 to 24 months, is on pace to get worse for those in its clutches.
Leadership
Trough Coming Or Going, Expect The Unexpected In The 2023 Plan
Here are data points that tend to run counter to narratives that shape our plans. Assumptions support our planning; what happens if our assumptions – even ones based on the consensus of expert thinking – don't prove correct, or go sideways?
Policy
Construction Talent Of The Future Is Here, ... Hidden In Plain Sight
We come to the end of the beginning of a new decade with plenty of good reason to celebrate stunning achievement in the face of challenge. Too, a new future of work in building has only just begun to make an impact.
Policy
Economic Force Alone Won't Fix What Ails Housing Affordability
Land entitlement -- and residual property values -- hold crucial keys to solving for the 'most important question facing the housing field.'





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Policy 02.27.23
25 Finalists Named In '23 Ivory Prize For Housing Affordability
Ivory Prize Winners will be announced in May, at this year's PCBC Conference in Anaheim. $300,000 in prize money will be distributed between at least three winners selected across the three award categories — construction and design, public policy and regulatory reform, and finance.
Policy 02.10.23
Capitol Close-Up: U.S. Senate Focuses On Affordability Crisis
Housing's affordability crisis, whether or not the economy weakens, shakes off its challenges, or rebounds over the next 12 to 24 months, is on pace to get worse for those in its clutches.
Leadership 12.05.22
Trough Coming Or Going, Expect The Unexpected In The 2023 Plan
Here are data points that tend to run counter to narratives that shape our plans. Assumptions support our planning; what happens if our assumptions – even ones based on the consensus of expert thinking – don't prove correct, or go sideways?
Policy 12.01.22
Construction Talent Of The Future Is Here, ... Hidden In Plain Sight
We come to the end of the beginning of a new decade with plenty of good reason to celebrate stunning achievement in the face of challenge. Too, a new future of work in building has only just begun to make an impact.
Policy 11.22.22
Economic Force Alone Won't Fix What Ails Housing Affordability
Land entitlement -- and residual property values -- hold crucial keys to solving for the 'most important question facing the housing field.'