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Risk Revolution: Lessons from The Past, Challenges Of The Future

Land

Risk Revolution: Lessons from The Past, Challenges Of The Future

Scott Cox breaks down the evolving risk equation for homebuilders. Yesterday’s lessons won’t protect you from tomorrow’s threats.

Lennar's Long-Planned 'Spin' Is Set In Motion As An Asset-Light Future Arrives

Land

Lennar's Long-Planned 'Spin' Is Set In Motion As An Asset-Light Future Arrives

This move underscores a broader trend towards the "asset-light" business model, which is now widely being adopted by major homebuilding enterprises, public and private.

Ground Control: Creating A Digital Marketplace To Move Dirt

Technology

Ground Control: Creating A Digital Marketplace To Move Dirt

A $100 billion-a-year lending pool to acquire and develop the ground for homesites partially supports a parallel universe $50-billion addressable market that begs for a solution to a pain point: moving dirt.

'The Vision Thing' And Its Role Driving Orders In Dodgy Times

Land

'The Vision Thing' And Its Role Driving Orders In Dodgy Times

Clayton Garrett and Scott Snodgrass' Indigo business case may be their vision's power, portability, and scale. It could well be a fresh residential real estate business model in the making.

A Majority Of New-Home Markets Are Water Stressed

Land

A Majority Of New-Home Markets Are Water Stressed

Addressing both outdoor and indoor water use in new construction will be key to reducing the stress on U.S. water resources. Here are some strategies for homebuilders to achieve more efficient water use.

It's Always About Land In Homebuilding, But Now It's Different

Land

It's Always About Land In Homebuilding, But Now It's Different

Prices for it are high; multiple bidders for it strive to control it and build on it; borrowing costs to finance it are high, time-value-of-money costs for entitlement, permitting, etc. are running longer and longer, and ... "they're not making it anymore" has become "they're making less."

Risk Revolution: Lessons from The Past, Challenges Of The Future

Land

Risk Revolution: Lessons from The Past, Challenges Of The Future

Scott Cox breaks down the evolving risk equation for homebuilders. Yesterday’s lessons won’t protect you from tomorrow’s threats.

Lennar's Long-Planned 'Spin' Is Set In Motion As An Asset-Light Future Arrives

Land

Lennar's Long-Planned 'Spin' Is Set In Motion As An Asset-Light Future Arrives

This move underscores a broader trend towards the "asset-light" business model, which is now widely being adopted by major homebuilding enterprises, public and private.

Ground Control: Creating A Digital Marketplace To Move Dirt

Technology

Ground Control: Creating A Digital Marketplace To Move Dirt

A $100 billion-a-year lending pool to acquire and develop the ground for homesites partially supports a parallel universe $50-billion addressable market that begs for a solution to a pain point: moving dirt.

'The Vision Thing' And Its Role Driving Orders In Dodgy Times

Land

'The Vision Thing' And Its Role Driving Orders In Dodgy Times

Clayton Garrett and Scott Snodgrass' Indigo business case may be their vision's power, portability, and scale. It could well be a fresh residential real estate business model in the making.

A Majority Of New-Home Markets Are Water Stressed

Land

A Majority Of New-Home Markets Are Water Stressed

Addressing both outdoor and indoor water use in new construction will be key to reducing the stress on U.S. water resources. Here are some strategies for homebuilders to achieve more efficient water use.

It's Always About Land In Homebuilding, But Now It's Different

Land

It's Always About Land In Homebuilding, But Now It's Different

Prices for it are high; multiple bidders for it strive to control it and build on it; borrowing costs to finance it are high, time-value-of-money costs for entitlement, permitting, etc. are running longer and longer, and ... "they're not making it anymore" has become "they're making less."