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Jurney Mapping: Wade Jurney's Pursuit Of Affordability Continues

Leadership

Jurney Mapping: Wade Jurney's Pursuit Of Affordability Continues

A go-big and go-bold homebuilding start-up strategy may sound counterintuitive in the throes of what looks to be a hard patch for housing. Wade Jurney and his to National Home Corp. co-founders, Michael Bergman, and Gregg Erickson, beg to differ.

Together with

Mosaic

Locals Got Hammered In '20 to '22 Housing Boom ... How About Now?

Land

Locals Got Hammered In '20 to '22 Housing Boom ... How About Now?

Hometowners often got priced-out as transplant refugees anted up ever higher prices for active for-sale inventory during the rush. Maybe some of that standing spec inventory can now price-in people who helped make those hot markets hot.

Last Crisis, Builders Blasted Into 2020s Tech — Next Up Now?

Architecture

Last Crisis, Builders Blasted Into 2020s Tech — Next Up Now?

In the building technology, finance, real estate, and policy axis lie solutions consumer households will embrace and value 'for financial reasons.'

The Clearest Lens Of New Home Demand Ahead: The Kitchen Table

Marketing & Sales

The Clearest Lens Of New Home Demand Ahead: The Kitchen Table

The 'this time's different' truism that's trenchantly true this time is inflation, which is running higher and hotter even than mortgage rates for the first time in at least six decades.

An Affordable Home, By Any Other Name ... And The Challenge Of '22

Leadership

An Affordable Home, By Any Other Name ... And The Challenge Of '22

Is a widening "haves-vs.-have nots" gap defensible, or even good common business sense? If not, then, we're all in the affordable housing business.

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Jurney Mapping: Wade Jurney's Pursuit Of Affordability Continues

Leadership

Jurney Mapping: Wade Jurney's Pursuit Of Affordability Continues

A go-big and go-bold homebuilding start-up strategy may sound counterintuitive in the throes of what looks to be a hard patch for housing. Wade Jurney and his to National Home Corp. co-founders, Michael Bergman, and Gregg Erickson, beg to differ.

Together with

Mosaic

Locals Got Hammered In '20 to '22 Housing Boom ... How About Now?

Land

Locals Got Hammered In '20 to '22 Housing Boom ... How About Now?

Hometowners often got priced-out as transplant refugees anted up ever higher prices for active for-sale inventory during the rush. Maybe some of that standing spec inventory can now price-in people who helped make those hot markets hot.

Last Crisis, Builders Blasted Into 2020s Tech — Next Up Now?

Architecture

Last Crisis, Builders Blasted Into 2020s Tech — Next Up Now?

In the building technology, finance, real estate, and policy axis lie solutions consumer households will embrace and value 'for financial reasons.'

The Clearest Lens Of New Home Demand Ahead: The Kitchen Table

Marketing & Sales

The Clearest Lens Of New Home Demand Ahead: The Kitchen Table

The 'this time's different' truism that's trenchantly true this time is inflation, which is running higher and hotter even than mortgage rates for the first time in at least six decades.

An Affordable Home, By Any Other Name ... And The Challenge Of '22

Leadership

An Affordable Home, By Any Other Name ... And The Challenge Of '22

Is a widening "haves-vs.-have nots" gap defensible, or even good common business sense? If not, then, we're all in the affordable housing business.

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Jurney Mapping: Wade Jurney's Pursuit Of Affordability Continues

Leadership 10.20.22

Jurney Mapping: Wade Jurney's Pursuit Of Affordability Continues

A go-big and go-bold homebuilding start-up strategy may sound counterintuitive in the throes of what looks to be a hard patch for housing. Wade Jurney and his to National Home Corp. co-founders, Michael Bergman, and Gregg Erickson, beg to differ.

Locals Got Hammered In '20 to '22 Housing Boom ... How About Now?

Land 08.12.22

Locals Got Hammered In '20 to '22 Housing Boom ... How About Now?

Hometowners often got priced-out as transplant refugees anted up ever higher prices for active for-sale inventory during the rush. Maybe some of that standing spec inventory can now price-in people who helped make those hot markets hot.

Last Crisis, Builders Blasted Into 2020s Tech — Next Up Now?

Architecture 07.29.22

Last Crisis, Builders Blasted Into 2020s Tech — Next Up Now?

In the building technology, finance, real estate, and policy axis lie solutions consumer households will embrace and value 'for financial reasons.'

The Clearest Lens Of New Home Demand Ahead: The Kitchen Table

Marketing & Sales 07.27.22

The Clearest Lens Of New Home Demand Ahead: The Kitchen Table

The 'this time's different' truism that's trenchantly true this time is inflation, which is running higher and hotter even than mortgage rates for the first time in at least six decades.

An Affordable Home, By Any Other Name ... And The Challenge Of '22

Leadership 07.15.22

An Affordable Home, By Any Other Name ... And The Challenge Of '22

Is a widening "haves-vs.-have nots" gap defensible, or even good common business sense? If not, then, we're all in the affordable housing business.