Architecture
Agility Wins: Builders Rethink Designs To Help Cut Costs
Homebuilders opt for easy-to-install materials and implement strategic design adjustments to make homes more efficient and accessible to first-time buyers.
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Marketing & Sales
Demand Without Wherewithal Is Either Pent-Up Or Priced Out
The tale of the housing demand tape is invariably a function of a household's payment power proximity versus a gap whose quantifiable size is as a down payment plus monthly payment baselines.
Leadership
Spring Leaning: Pulte's Plan To Excel, Adjust, Reset, And Roll
The burning question: How it is the Pulte team manages to improve on its gross margin edge over peers, and on the other hand projects it will continue to drive pace amidst building price and margin pressures in the horizon.
Leadership
What An Early 20th Century Architect Tells Us About Doing More With Less
When the choice is either to race to cut expense faster than revenue tracks downward, or to risk an unacceptable profit margin, a business leader's opportunity is to do more with less.
Architecture
Blurred Indoor And Outdoor Living Fuse Architecture, Interior Design
Quicken a human being's pulse with a home or a homebuying experience that sparks emotion, and you can bypass the need to lower a price barrier. Here's how a holistic, synchronized architecture and interior design solution can get people to 'fall in love.'
Wellness & The Built Environment
A $275 Billion Opportunity Calls: Wellness Placemaking And Homes
An exclusive The Builder’s Daily content series — brought to you by our Dream Team's Teri Slavik-Tsuyuki — on wellness and well-being in residential construction and real estate.
