Capital
Private Capital Strikes Again: Oak Knoll’s $130M Kickstart
A historic Bay Area naval site is being transformed into a master-planned community amid the toughest credit market in years. With banks pumping the brakes, private capital is fueling a critical project in San Francisco's housing crisis.
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Builder Advisor Group
Capital
Leveling The Field: How Outlier Local Builders Can Win On Land
Land deals are out there to be had. Getting them to pencil — especially with upward or downward pricing flexility in the mix — puts capital and its cost in focus.
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SNAP.BUILD
Leadership
The 'Lennar Machine,' A Cycle-Proof Growth Plan Proves Itself
The Machine's central implication for Lennar as one of the leading $30-billion-plus competitors in its markets is as a pace and production-first operator that models growth and profitability around those tenets as imperatives.
Land
Will Spring's Green Shoots Take Firm Root In A Higher-Rate Era?
After today's expected Fed pause and plans to continue to raise its funds rate twice more this year, the stress tests -- on consumer households, employers, and financial markets -- will continue to try to shock them into capitulation.
Land
Woodside Homes Is Finalizing Purchase Of Boise-Area's Hubble Homes
Hubble Homes has been built under the steady, service-as-a-strategy hand of E. Don Hubble, who at age 73 is said to be "choosing to take his chips off the table at the top of his game." He's created a strong business culture and a land position in what's viewed as a resurgent Boise marketplace.
Capital
Early-Movers D.R. Horton And Pretium Signal It's Their Time To Strike
The $1.5 billion agreement between Pretium and D.R. Horton reflects conviction of each of the participants around two plausibilities, or perhaps, likelihoods. That doesn't mean they're bound to turn out as expected.