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When Homebuyers Pull Back, Builder Brands Must Step Up

Marketing & Sales

When Homebuyers Pull Back, Builder Brands Must Step Up

In markets under stress, consistency, empathy, and value-driven messaging provide builders with a critical edge among today’s cautious buyers. Advisor Barbara Wray gets real about the path forward for homebuilders today.

When Homebuyers Pull Back, Builder Brands Must Step Up

Marketing & Sales

When Homebuyers Pull Back, Builder Brands Must Step Up

In markets under stress, consistency, empathy, and value-driven messaging provide builders with a critical edge among today’s cautious buyers. Advisor Barbara Wray gets real about the path forward for homebuilders today.

What Separates Homebuilders Thriving Amidst 2025’s Chaos

Technology

What Separates Homebuilders Thriving Amidst 2025’s Chaos

Builders face rising stakes to unify tech, data, and operations or risk falling behind amid affordability, insurance, and labor challenges.

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Cecilian Partners

Here's Why Randy Mickle Has Joined Drees At This Moment

Leadership

Here's Why Randy Mickle Has Joined Drees At This Moment

The new Southeast Regional President brings big, national builder experience to a multigenerational homebuilder with bold goals for its centennial.

Rate Buydowns: Temporary Fix, Long-Term Risk For Homebuilders

Marketing & Sales

Rate Buydowns: Temporary Fix, Long-Term Risk For Homebuilders

Financial incentives like mortgage rate buydowns may boost sales today, but builders using them broadly risk margin erosion, mispricing, and long-term strategic misalignment—especially those without Lennar-scale flexibility.

How Homebuilders Are Battling Now In A Slow Or Stalled Market

Marketing & Sales

How Homebuilders Are Battling Now In A Slow Or Stalled Market

New Home Star strategist Dan White unpacks what went wrong with spring sales—and what smart builders are doing now. Amid pricing pressure and buyer hesitation, public builders are pushing hard for share.

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New Home Star

When Homebuyers Pull Back, Builder Brands Must Step Up

Marketing & Sales

When Homebuyers Pull Back, Builder Brands Must Step Up

In markets under stress, consistency, empathy, and value-driven messaging provide builders with a critical edge among today’s cautious buyers. Advisor Barbara Wray gets real about the path forward for homebuilders today.

When Homebuyers Pull Back, Builder Brands Must Step Up

Marketing & Sales

When Homebuyers Pull Back, Builder Brands Must Step Up

In markets under stress, consistency, empathy, and value-driven messaging provide builders with a critical edge among today’s cautious buyers. Advisor Barbara Wray gets real about the path forward for homebuilders today.

What Separates Homebuilders Thriving Amidst 2025’s Chaos

Technology

What Separates Homebuilders Thriving Amidst 2025’s Chaos

Builders face rising stakes to unify tech, data, and operations or risk falling behind amid affordability, insurance, and labor challenges.

Together with

Cecilian Partners

Here's Why Randy Mickle Has Joined Drees At This Moment

Leadership

Here's Why Randy Mickle Has Joined Drees At This Moment

The new Southeast Regional President brings big, national builder experience to a multigenerational homebuilder with bold goals for its centennial.

Rate Buydowns: Temporary Fix, Long-Term Risk For Homebuilders

Marketing & Sales

Rate Buydowns: Temporary Fix, Long-Term Risk For Homebuilders

Financial incentives like mortgage rate buydowns may boost sales today, but builders using them broadly risk margin erosion, mispricing, and long-term strategic misalignment—especially those without Lennar-scale flexibility.

How Homebuilders Are Battling Now In A Slow Or Stalled Market

Marketing & Sales

How Homebuilders Are Battling Now In A Slow Or Stalled Market

New Home Star strategist Dan White unpacks what went wrong with spring sales—and what smart builders are doing now. Amid pricing pressure and buyer hesitation, public builders are pushing hard for share.

Together with

New Home Star