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RIFs Alone Won't Outrun Revenue Loss. Here's An Option

Leadership

RIFs Alone Won't Outrun Revenue Loss. Here's An Option

The way layoffs work is that the loss in capability – i.e. revenue reduction – often eclipses any gains in margin protection. This sets a Catch-22 of racing-to-the-bottom in motion that it's hard to stop unless economic and demand tides turn and start raising "all boats."

Together with

FTS

Ways Out of Housing's 'Vicious Circle' Crisis: #2 Women On Job Sites

Leadership

Ways Out of Housing's 'Vicious Circle' Crisis: #2 Women On Job Sites

The opposite of nimbleness, agility, and resilience – the alternative to construction and real estate's capacity to adapt to a changing business, economic, environmental, and consumer demand climate – is fragility.

The New Home Sales 2023 Survival Guide With David M. Rice

Marketing & Sales

The New Home Sales 2023 Survival Guide With David M. Rice

April will be pivotal for homebuilders, especially a moment such high-stakes bets are stacking up in belief that inflation's bound for a fast, steep drop, because it's then that pace will need to come off life-support, and begin to find its legs.

Together with

New Home Star

As Layoffs Take A Toll, Some Builders Scramble, Some Upgrade

Leadership

As Layoffs Take A Toll, Some Builders Scramble, Some Upgrade

Which homebuilding firms continue to play 'on offense' in the current, more adverse environment? Who's back on their heels, playing to survive, and why?

Together with

FTS

Navigating The Margins: How Private Builders Can Get An Edge

Leadership

Navigating The Margins: How Private Builders Can Get An Edge

A capital access advantage puts public homebuilders in far better shape to withstand a slump that could erase a third of housing starts in 2023. In true form, private builders lean into leverage of other forms of capital.

Together with

FTS

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RIFs Alone Won't Outrun Revenue Loss. Here's An Option

Leadership

RIFs Alone Won't Outrun Revenue Loss. Here's An Option

The way layoffs work is that the loss in capability – i.e. revenue reduction – often eclipses any gains in margin protection. This sets a Catch-22 of racing-to-the-bottom in motion that it's hard to stop unless economic and demand tides turn and start raising "all boats."

Together with

FTS

Ways Out of Housing's 'Vicious Circle' Crisis: #2 Women On Job Sites

Leadership

Ways Out of Housing's 'Vicious Circle' Crisis: #2 Women On Job Sites

The opposite of nimbleness, agility, and resilience – the alternative to construction and real estate's capacity to adapt to a changing business, economic, environmental, and consumer demand climate – is fragility.

The New Home Sales 2023 Survival Guide With David M. Rice

Marketing & Sales

The New Home Sales 2023 Survival Guide With David M. Rice

April will be pivotal for homebuilders, especially a moment such high-stakes bets are stacking up in belief that inflation's bound for a fast, steep drop, because it's then that pace will need to come off life-support, and begin to find its legs.

Together with

New Home Star

As Layoffs Take A Toll, Some Builders Scramble, Some Upgrade

Leadership

As Layoffs Take A Toll, Some Builders Scramble, Some Upgrade

Which homebuilding firms continue to play 'on offense' in the current, more adverse environment? Who's back on their heels, playing to survive, and why?

Together with

FTS

Navigating The Margins: How Private Builders Can Get An Edge

Leadership

Navigating The Margins: How Private Builders Can Get An Edge

A capital access advantage puts public homebuilders in far better shape to withstand a slump that could erase a third of housing starts in 2023. In true form, private builders lean into leverage of other forms of capital.

Together with

FTS

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RIFs Alone Won't Outrun Revenue Loss. Here's An Option

Leadership 03.21.23

RIFs Alone Won't Outrun Revenue Loss. Here's An Option

The way layoffs work is that the loss in capability – i.e. revenue reduction – often eclipses any gains in margin protection. This sets a Catch-22 of racing-to-the-bottom in motion that it's hard to stop unless economic and demand tides turn and start raising "all boats."

Ways Out of Housing's 'Vicious Circle' Crisis: #2 Women On Job Sites

Leadership 03.06.23

Ways Out of Housing's 'Vicious Circle' Crisis: #2 Women On Job Sites

The opposite of nimbleness, agility, and resilience – the alternative to construction and real estate's capacity to adapt to a changing business, economic, environmental, and consumer demand climate – is fragility.

The New Home Sales 2023 Survival Guide With David M. Rice

Marketing & Sales 01.23.23

The New Home Sales 2023 Survival Guide With David M. Rice

April will be pivotal for homebuilders, especially a moment such high-stakes bets are stacking up in belief that inflation's bound for a fast, steep drop, because it's then that pace will need to come off life-support, and begin to find its legs.

As Layoffs Take A Toll, Some Builders Scramble, Some Upgrade

Leadership 01.16.23

As Layoffs Take A Toll, Some Builders Scramble, Some Upgrade

Which homebuilding firms continue to play 'on offense' in the current, more adverse environment? Who's back on their heels, playing to survive, and why?

Navigating The Margins: How Private Builders Can Get An Edge

Leadership 12.20.22

Navigating The Margins: How Private Builders Can Get An Edge

A capital access advantage puts public homebuilders in far better shape to withstand a slump that could erase a third of housing starts in 2023. In true form, private builders lean into leverage of other forms of capital.