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How Developers Can Miss Millions In Infrastructure Recovery

Capital

How Developers Can Miss Millions In Infrastructure Recovery

Too many landowners front infrastructure costs without a plan to get paid back. Carter Froelich explains how to set up recovery mechanisms early — before it’s too late.

Together with

LaunchDFA

Texas Land, Texas Spirit: A Wake-up Call For Better Neighborhoods

Land

Texas Land, Texas Spirit: A Wake-up Call For Better Neighborhoods

Scott Finfer calls for a reinvention of how communities are built—away from formulaic lot counts and toward ecosystems rooted in landscape, design, and daily experience. His essay challenges developers to deliver neighborhoods that endure and reflect the best of the Texas spirit.

BTI’s Long-Game: Big Land Bets Amid Homebuilder Tactics Shifts

Land

BTI’s Long-Game: Big Land Bets Amid Homebuilder Tactics Shifts

CIO Justin Onorato explains why developer BTI sees resilience in Florida, Texas, and Colorado markets, and how population dynamics shape its long-view strategy.

Impact Fees And The Missing Math That Puts Deals At Risk

Capital

Impact Fees And The Missing Math That Puts Deals At Risk

Builders and developers are recalibrating every line item in the deal stack—but often overlook the 2nd-largest cost: jurisdictional fees. Carter Froelich unpacks how better modeling and collaboration on impact fees, hook-ups, and builder credits can expand land residual value.

Together with

LaunchDFA

Faster Lots, Lower Costs, Fewer Mistakes: Elevating Site Intel

Land

Faster Lots, Lower Costs, Fewer Mistakes: Elevating Site Intel

Margins are under pressure, and inefficiency is expensive. We explore how builders are using tech like TraceAir to speed up site work, eliminate rework, and stay on budget — even when everything else feels uncertain.

Together with

TraceAir

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How Developers Can Miss Millions In Infrastructure Recovery

Capital

How Developers Can Miss Millions In Infrastructure Recovery

Too many landowners front infrastructure costs without a plan to get paid back. Carter Froelich explains how to set up recovery mechanisms early — before it’s too late.

Together with

LaunchDFA

Texas Land, Texas Spirit: A Wake-up Call For Better Neighborhoods

Land

Texas Land, Texas Spirit: A Wake-up Call For Better Neighborhoods

Scott Finfer calls for a reinvention of how communities are built—away from formulaic lot counts and toward ecosystems rooted in landscape, design, and daily experience. His essay challenges developers to deliver neighborhoods that endure and reflect the best of the Texas spirit.

BTI’s Long-Game: Big Land Bets Amid Homebuilder Tactics Shifts

Land

BTI’s Long-Game: Big Land Bets Amid Homebuilder Tactics Shifts

CIO Justin Onorato explains why developer BTI sees resilience in Florida, Texas, and Colorado markets, and how population dynamics shape its long-view strategy.

Impact Fees And The Missing Math That Puts Deals At Risk

Capital

Impact Fees And The Missing Math That Puts Deals At Risk

Builders and developers are recalibrating every line item in the deal stack—but often overlook the 2nd-largest cost: jurisdictional fees. Carter Froelich unpacks how better modeling and collaboration on impact fees, hook-ups, and builder credits can expand land residual value.

Together with

LaunchDFA

Faster Lots, Lower Costs, Fewer Mistakes: Elevating Site Intel

Land

Faster Lots, Lower Costs, Fewer Mistakes: Elevating Site Intel

Margins are under pressure, and inefficiency is expensive. We explore how builders are using tech like TraceAir to speed up site work, eliminate rework, and stay on budget — even when everything else feels uncertain.

Together with

TraceAir

residential land development news

How Developers Can Miss Millions In Infrastructure Recovery

Capital 10.13.25

How Developers Can Miss Millions In Infrastructure Recovery

Too many landowners front infrastructure costs without a plan to get paid back. Carter Froelich explains how to set up recovery mechanisms early — before it’s too late.

Texas Land, Texas Spirit: A Wake-up Call For Better Neighborhoods

Land 09.30.25

Texas Land, Texas Spirit: A Wake-up Call For Better Neighborhoods

Scott Finfer calls for a reinvention of how communities are built—away from formulaic lot counts and toward ecosystems rooted in landscape, design, and daily experience. His essay challenges developers to deliver neighborhoods that endure and reflect the best of the Texas spirit.

BTI’s Long-Game: Big Land Bets Amid Homebuilder Tactics Shifts

Land 09.18.25

BTI’s Long-Game: Big Land Bets Amid Homebuilder Tactics Shifts

CIO Justin Onorato explains why developer BTI sees resilience in Florida, Texas, and Colorado markets, and how population dynamics shape its long-view strategy.

Impact Fees And The Missing Math That Puts Deals At Risk

Capital 09.09.25

Impact Fees And The Missing Math That Puts Deals At Risk

Builders and developers are recalibrating every line item in the deal stack—but often overlook the 2nd-largest cost: jurisdictional fees. Carter Froelich unpacks how better modeling and collaboration on impact fees, hook-ups, and builder credits can expand land residual value.

Faster Lots, Lower Costs, Fewer Mistakes: Elevating Site Intel

Land 08.22.25

Faster Lots, Lower Costs, Fewer Mistakes: Elevating Site Intel

Margins are under pressure, and inefficiency is expensive. We explore how builders are using tech like TraceAir to speed up site work, eliminate rework, and stay on budget — even when everything else feels uncertain.