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Public sector impact on finance, building safety, the environment, tax, local economics, and land use must be reframed as partnership in solutions.

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

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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.

As Stresses Pile Up, People Mean More Than Ever As Ways Forward

Leadership

As Stresses Pile Up, People Mean More Than Ever As Ways Forward

None of today's array of risks, threats, and challenges is insurmountable if leaders sustain the trust, resolve, and focus of team members.

Will Real Estate Remap Value To Waterfront, Fire Zone Threats?

Land

Will Real Estate Remap Value To Waterfront, Fire Zone Threats?

A longer tail of implied promise in property's value may begin to trigger land price adjustments, contract modifications, etc. Here's why.

Fits And Starts: Housing Business Leaders' Biggest Risk

Leadership

Fits And Starts: Housing Business Leaders' Biggest Risk

Looming underneath housing's present-day struggles with its construction supply chain, the issue of supply itself. Fixing the supply chain won't fix that. Here's what might.

In Digital ID Era, Property And Privacy Enter Brave New World

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In Digital ID Era, Property And Privacy Enter Brave New World

The inevitability of an industry standard property identification record -- and its vast array of benefits and uses -- doesn't diminish the need for eyes-open recognition of the big risks.

Heat Stress Adds To Builder Jobsite Health, Safety Challenge

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Heat Stress Adds To Builder Jobsite Health, Safety Challenge

As OSHA celebrates successes in Safe + Sound week of jobsite health and safety programs, heat stress and climate change tell another story. Here are housing leadership's two critical challenges.

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.

As Stresses Pile Up, People Mean More Than Ever As Ways Forward

Leadership

As Stresses Pile Up, People Mean More Than Ever As Ways Forward

None of today's array of risks, threats, and challenges is insurmountable if leaders sustain the trust, resolve, and focus of team members.

Will Real Estate Remap Value To Waterfront, Fire Zone Threats?

Land

Will Real Estate Remap Value To Waterfront, Fire Zone Threats?

A longer tail of implied promise in property's value may begin to trigger land price adjustments, contract modifications, etc. Here's why.

Fits And Starts: Housing Business Leaders' Biggest Risk

Leadership

Fits And Starts: Housing Business Leaders' Biggest Risk

Looming underneath housing's present-day struggles with its construction supply chain, the issue of supply itself. Fixing the supply chain won't fix that. Here's what might.

In Digital ID Era, Property And Privacy Enter Brave New World

Policy

In Digital ID Era, Property And Privacy Enter Brave New World

The inevitability of an industry standard property identification record -- and its vast array of benefits and uses -- doesn't diminish the need for eyes-open recognition of the big risks.

Heat Stress Adds To Builder Jobsite Health, Safety Challenge

Policy

Heat Stress Adds To Builder Jobsite Health, Safety Challenge

As OSHA celebrates successes in Safe + Sound week of jobsite health and safety programs, heat stress and climate change tell another story. Here are housing leadership's two critical challenges.