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A Pivot To A 'Hearts And Minds' Mentality Can Alter Labor's Arc
People's "emotions and reasoning" would need to evolve before a solution to the No. 1 business risk for all organizations – tiny, small, medium, large, and giant -- doing business in the residential construction space can surface.
Leadership
Ways Out Of Housing's 'Vicious Circle' Crisis: #1 Guest Workers
If there's a way through and out of America's supply-demand vicious circle whose byproduct is less affordability, immigrants will play a present, near-term-, and long-term future role.
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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.
Policy
Reg Burden's A Bane, But Fixing Rules Alone Doesn't Mean Gain
For those whose livelihoods stem from work producing homes in the housing crisis, each area of expertise looks through his or her own lens, and each assigns a different weight of importance to forces that impact that cost curve.
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Leadership 05.10.23
A Pivot To A 'Hearts And Minds' Mentality Can Alter Labor's Arc
People's "emotions and reasoning" would need to evolve before a solution to the No. 1 business risk for all organizations – tiny, small, medium, large, and giant -- doing business in the residential construction space can surface.
Leadership 02.21.23
Ways Out Of Housing's 'Vicious Circle' Crisis: #1 Guest Workers
If there's a way through and out of America's supply-demand vicious circle whose byproduct is less affordability, immigrants will play a present, near-term-, and long-term future role.
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.
Policy 06.25.21
Reg Burden's A Bane, But Fixing Rules Alone Doesn't Mean Gain
For those whose livelihoods stem from work producing homes in the housing crisis, each area of expertise looks through his or her own lens, and each assigns a different weight of importance to forces that impact that cost curve.
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