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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.

Capital, Time, and Trade-Offs: New Realities of Builder Growth

Capital

Capital, Time, and Trade-Offs: New Realities of Builder Growth

Private builders can still scale, but not on yesterday’s formulas. Scott Cox details the pitfalls of institutional capital, the “too many hands in the cookie jar” problem, and how land partnerships, fee-building, and market positioning offer viable paths forward.

Cushman Warns Cities: Convert Offices Or Face Growing Crisis

Capital

Cushman Warns Cities: Convert Offices Or Face Growing Crisis

Downtowns overweighted in office space face falling values and shrinking tax bases. Swift conversions to housing and mixed-use are essential to prevent fiscal and social decline.

Buffett’s Latest Homebuilder Bet Reshapes The Balance of Power

Leadership

Buffett’s Latest Homebuilder Bet Reshapes The Balance of Power

Berkshire Hathaway’s investment reentry into D.R. Horton and Lennar signals more than stock market timing. It affirms which builders will endure — and which may struggle — as housing’s tide recedes ... at least for now.

Chakrabarti’s Vision Designs Connection Into Every Place

Architecture

Chakrabarti’s Vision Designs Connection Into Every Place

In The Architecture of Urbanity, Vishaan Chakrabarti calls for a reinvention of how—and why—we build communities. Teri Slavik-Tsuyuki explains why Chakrabarti’s ideas about nature, culture, and joy couldn’t be more urgent.

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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.

Capital, Time, and Trade-Offs: New Realities of Builder Growth

Capital

Capital, Time, and Trade-Offs: New Realities of Builder Growth

Private builders can still scale, but not on yesterday’s formulas. Scott Cox details the pitfalls of institutional capital, the “too many hands in the cookie jar” problem, and how land partnerships, fee-building, and market positioning offer viable paths forward.

Cushman Warns Cities: Convert Offices Or Face Growing Crisis

Capital

Cushman Warns Cities: Convert Offices Or Face Growing Crisis

Downtowns overweighted in office space face falling values and shrinking tax bases. Swift conversions to housing and mixed-use are essential to prevent fiscal and social decline.

Buffett’s Latest Homebuilder Bet Reshapes The Balance of Power

Leadership

Buffett’s Latest Homebuilder Bet Reshapes The Balance of Power

Berkshire Hathaway’s investment reentry into D.R. Horton and Lennar signals more than stock market timing. It affirms which builders will endure — and which may struggle — as housing’s tide recedes ... at least for now.

Chakrabarti’s Vision Designs Connection Into Every Place

Architecture

Chakrabarti’s Vision Designs Connection Into Every Place

In The Architecture of Urbanity, Vishaan Chakrabarti calls for a reinvention of how—and why—we build communities. Teri Slavik-Tsuyuki explains why Chakrabarti’s ideas about nature, culture, and joy couldn’t be more urgent.

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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.

Capital, Time, and Trade-Offs: New Realities of Builder Growth

Capital 09.08.25

Capital, Time, and Trade-Offs: New Realities of Builder Growth

Private builders can still scale, but not on yesterday’s formulas. Scott Cox details the pitfalls of institutional capital, the “too many hands in the cookie jar” problem, and how land partnerships, fee-building, and market positioning offer viable paths forward.

Cushman Warns Cities: Convert Offices Or Face Growing Crisis

Capital 08.22.25

Cushman Warns Cities: Convert Offices Or Face Growing Crisis

Downtowns overweighted in office space face falling values and shrinking tax bases. Swift conversions to housing and mixed-use are essential to prevent fiscal and social decline.

Buffett’s Latest Homebuilder Bet Reshapes The Balance of Power

Leadership 08.20.25

Buffett’s Latest Homebuilder Bet Reshapes The Balance of Power

Berkshire Hathaway’s investment reentry into D.R. Horton and Lennar signals more than stock market timing. It affirms which builders will endure — and which may struggle — as housing’s tide recedes ... at least for now.

Chakrabarti’s Vision Designs Connection Into Every Place

Architecture 07.31.25

Chakrabarti’s Vision Designs Connection Into Every Place

In The Architecture of Urbanity, Vishaan Chakrabarti calls for a reinvention of how—and why—we build communities. Teri Slavik-Tsuyuki explains why Chakrabarti’s ideas about nature, culture, and joy couldn’t be more urgent.