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Leadership
Pictures Tell Stories: This Chart Is A Housing Market Cautionary Tale
Demographics – namely, the magnitude of Millennial and GenZ adult households and Baby Boom movers – may add up to a decade or more of new-home demand. Maybe don't bet on a smooth trajectory.
Capital
Spring Thaw Beats Expectations But Are Sales Gains For Keeps?
Accounting for at least some of the lift, builders' now widely-practiced monthly payment value proposition has served as a reliable workhorse, especially since those who have very good reasons to buy a home have so little else to consider.
Technology
'Complicated' '23 Market Means Evolving BTR Design And Density
As capital markets seize up, getting badly needed new build to rent projects to pencil changes the near-term playing field. Here's insight into two diverging directions -- one upmarket and one more attainable -- currently taking shape.
Together with
Mosaic
Leadership
Capitulation, Yes, But Resignation? Not Happening
Sentiment is not the same as resolve. Sentiment is not the same as determination and cunning, and a next-batch of survival steps many homebuilders know by heart.
Leadership
Here's The Top Line On What TBD Survey Respondents Expect Next
Frank Anton looks at the data from our very first online rapid survey and concludes, 'yeah, but ... ' Bottom line, though, the numbers support a case for confidence.
Together with
Kohler
Leadership
Housing's Prediction Spin Wars Sway You From What Really Matters
Some of homebuilders' most important decisions in a market that's changing fast are ones that put them ahead of the curve.
Architecture
Mining Building's Timeless Icons Amidst Upheaval And Change
The 2022 Gold Nugget Awards — PCBC's annual elevation of building, design, development, and planning's most inspired and inspiring achievements — tap into an eternal, resilient flame of undeterred human resolve.
Capital
'The Veneer Has Come Off The Market:' Texas-Based Private CEO
Housing starts continue to reflect a demand downshift as cost-of-living and mortgage rates impact payment power. Most builders envision a pre-2019 'normal' demand level as the floor.
Leadership
The Outliers: Operators Who Excel And Thrive As Others Strive
Outperformers will reap higher returns through the series of harder bumps ahead, leaving the higher risk exposure to a greater number of their peers. The differentiator: Capability.
Capital
The Demand Debate: Who's Down For The Real Count?
Why are household formation rates falling? Here's five vital statistics in structural demand builders can not afford to ignore.





single-family
Leadership 06.20.24
Pictures Tell Stories: This Chart Is A Housing Market Cautionary Tale
Demographics – namely, the magnitude of Millennial and GenZ adult households and Baby Boom movers – may add up to a decade or more of new-home demand. Maybe don't bet on a smooth trajectory.
Capital 03.23.23
Spring Thaw Beats Expectations But Are Sales Gains For Keeps?
Accounting for at least some of the lift, builders' now widely-practiced monthly payment value proposition has served as a reliable workhorse, especially since those who have very good reasons to buy a home have so little else to consider.
Technology 12.15.22
'Complicated' '23 Market Means Evolving BTR Design And Density
As capital markets seize up, getting badly needed new build to rent projects to pencil changes the near-term playing field. Here's insight into two diverging directions -- one upmarket and one more attainable -- currently taking shape.
Leadership 11.16.22
Capitulation, Yes, But Resignation? Not Happening
Sentiment is not the same as resolve. Sentiment is not the same as determination and cunning, and a next-batch of survival steps many homebuilders know by heart.
Leadership 07.28.22
Here's The Top Line On What TBD Survey Respondents Expect Next
Frank Anton looks at the data from our very first online rapid survey and concludes, 'yeah, but ... ' Bottom line, though, the numbers support a case for confidence.