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Homebuilding Leaders Are Optimistic About Trump 2.0: Here's Why

Policy

Homebuilding Leaders Are Optimistic About Trump 2.0: Here's Why

With strategies in place to adapt to changing conditions, many believe the next four years will be a time to play offense, leveraging economic tailwinds to expand operations and meet the nation’s housing needs.

Evolving Local Rules Are Changing The Land Game

Land

Evolving Local Rules Are Changing The Land Game

Path of growth land positions — once the vast realm of broken deals and distress — are pencilling for development. Local community engagement will determine which builders overcome entitlement risk ... and which ones don't.

Owner-Occupiers: An Endangered Species For New Homes?

Policy

Owner-Occupiers: An Endangered Species For New Homes?

Just beneath Zillow Offers' demise roils an issue that ties Wall Street, Main Street, and Capitol Hill into a Gordian Knot. At stake, homeownership as an earned ladder-wrung to the American Dream.

Big Gov And Wall Street Go Toe To Toe Over Private Equity Influx Into SFR

Policy

Big Gov And Wall Street Go Toe To Toe Over Private Equity Influx Into SFR

In Capitol Hill hearings, surging corporate private equity investment in residential real estate — particularly into single-family rental portfolios — gets the third degree

Twin Risks — Local & Federal — Loom On Built-For-Rent Horizon

Land

Twin Risks — Local & Federal — Loom On Built-For-Rent Horizon

With monster-sized wagers, investors are thronging into the newly built single-family-rental market, confident in a market tilting in their favor is high. Still, what about all that entitlement risk?

What Is Affordable? Do Market Rate Builders Need To Know?

Leadership

What Is Affordable? Do Market Rate Builders Need To Know?

Monthly payment power equates to how builders measure their ability to build and deliver affordably. Interest rates are the biggest stressor to this benchmark in the near future.

Homebuilding Leaders Are Optimistic About Trump 2.0: Here's Why

Policy

Homebuilding Leaders Are Optimistic About Trump 2.0: Here's Why

With strategies in place to adapt to changing conditions, many believe the next four years will be a time to play offense, leveraging economic tailwinds to expand operations and meet the nation’s housing needs.

Evolving Local Rules Are Changing The Land Game

Land

Evolving Local Rules Are Changing The Land Game

Path of growth land positions — once the vast realm of broken deals and distress — are pencilling for development. Local community engagement will determine which builders overcome entitlement risk ... and which ones don't.

Owner-Occupiers: An Endangered Species For New Homes?

Policy

Owner-Occupiers: An Endangered Species For New Homes?

Just beneath Zillow Offers' demise roils an issue that ties Wall Street, Main Street, and Capitol Hill into a Gordian Knot. At stake, homeownership as an earned ladder-wrung to the American Dream.

Big Gov And Wall Street Go Toe To Toe Over Private Equity Influx Into SFR

Policy

Big Gov And Wall Street Go Toe To Toe Over Private Equity Influx Into SFR

In Capitol Hill hearings, surging corporate private equity investment in residential real estate — particularly into single-family rental portfolios — gets the third degree

Twin Risks — Local & Federal — Loom On Built-For-Rent Horizon

Land

Twin Risks — Local & Federal — Loom On Built-For-Rent Horizon

With monster-sized wagers, investors are thronging into the newly built single-family-rental market, confident in a market tilting in their favor is high. Still, what about all that entitlement risk?

What Is Affordable? Do Market Rate Builders Need To Know?

Leadership

What Is Affordable? Do Market Rate Builders Need To Know?

Monthly payment power equates to how builders measure their ability to build and deliver affordably. Interest rates are the biggest stressor to this benchmark in the near future.