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2024's Top 10 New Trends In Homebuilding: No. 2 Gen A.I.

Leadership

2024's Top 10 New Trends In Homebuilding: No. 2 Gen A.I.

Gen A.I. could put machine learning to work in a process builders are already working through to remove time, money, materials waste, policy burdens, and other "costs" a consumer household does not value and only does, develop, and build more precisely what consumers do value.

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FTS

2024's Top 10 Trends In New Homebuilding: No. 1 Share Wars

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2024's Top 10 Trends In New Homebuilding: No. 1 Share Wars

Here's food for thought from a fresh analysis of market share – both for new vs. existing, and for large, deep-pocketed nationals vs. local and regional privately-capitalized operators. Where's all this leading?

Here's What's At The Root Of A Resilient Plan Post NAR Verdict

Marketing & Sales

Here's What's At The Root Of A Resilient Plan Post NAR Verdict

While either direct or knock-on effects of the ruling against the NAR remain in the more-questions-than-answers mode, three root-cause matters make up the opportunity-risk axis for homebuilders and their customers.

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New Home Star

Margin Pressure Mounts In A Higher-For-Longer Marathon

Capital

Margin Pressure Mounts In A Higher-For-Longer Marathon

The squeeze on private homebuilders' margins comes from three key sources: High mortgage rates eroding demand, leading to greater price concessions; tighter credit access, leading to higher borrowing costs; and land price inflation due to lot supply constraints.

Built To Last: How Family Names Endure Homebuilding's Cycles

Leadership

Built To Last: How Family Names Endure Homebuilding's Cycles

In the story Atlanta Metro-area homebuilding, home sales, and residential development icon David Chatham tells of his three-generation family enterprise, one can pick up the thread of the history of homebuilding's culture of character, capability, and resiliency.

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2024's Top 10 New Trends In Homebuilding: No. 2 Gen A.I.

Leadership

2024's Top 10 New Trends In Homebuilding: No. 2 Gen A.I.

Gen A.I. could put machine learning to work in a process builders are already working through to remove time, money, materials waste, policy burdens, and other "costs" a consumer household does not value and only does, develop, and build more precisely what consumers do value.

Together with

FTS

2024's Top 10 Trends In New Homebuilding: No. 1 Share Wars

Leadership

2024's Top 10 Trends In New Homebuilding: No. 1 Share Wars

Here's food for thought from a fresh analysis of market share – both for new vs. existing, and for large, deep-pocketed nationals vs. local and regional privately-capitalized operators. Where's all this leading?

Here's What's At The Root Of A Resilient Plan Post NAR Verdict

Marketing & Sales

Here's What's At The Root Of A Resilient Plan Post NAR Verdict

While either direct or knock-on effects of the ruling against the NAR remain in the more-questions-than-answers mode, three root-cause matters make up the opportunity-risk axis for homebuilders and their customers.

Together with

New Home Star

Margin Pressure Mounts In A Higher-For-Longer Marathon

Capital

Margin Pressure Mounts In A Higher-For-Longer Marathon

The squeeze on private homebuilders' margins comes from three key sources: High mortgage rates eroding demand, leading to greater price concessions; tighter credit access, leading to higher borrowing costs; and land price inflation due to lot supply constraints.

Built To Last: How Family Names Endure Homebuilding's Cycles

Leadership

Built To Last: How Family Names Endure Homebuilding's Cycles

In the story Atlanta Metro-area homebuilding, home sales, and residential development icon David Chatham tells of his three-generation family enterprise, one can pick up the thread of the history of homebuilding's culture of character, capability, and resiliency.

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2024's Top 10 New Trends In Homebuilding: No. 2 Gen A.I.

Leadership 11.20.23

2024's Top 10 New Trends In Homebuilding: No. 2 Gen A.I.

Gen A.I. could put machine learning to work in a process builders are already working through to remove time, money, materials waste, policy burdens, and other "costs" a consumer household does not value and only does, develop, and build more precisely what consumers do value.

2024's Top 10 Trends In New Homebuilding: No. 1 Share Wars

Leadership 11.17.23

2024's Top 10 Trends In New Homebuilding: No. 1 Share Wars

Here's food for thought from a fresh analysis of market share – both for new vs. existing, and for large, deep-pocketed nationals vs. local and regional privately-capitalized operators. Where's all this leading?

Here's What's At The Root Of A Resilient Plan Post NAR Verdict

Marketing & Sales 11.16.23

Here's What's At The Root Of A Resilient Plan Post NAR Verdict

While either direct or knock-on effects of the ruling against the NAR remain in the more-questions-than-answers mode, three root-cause matters make up the opportunity-risk axis for homebuilders and their customers.

Margin Pressure Mounts In A Higher-For-Longer Marathon

Capital 11.14.23

Margin Pressure Mounts In A Higher-For-Longer Marathon

The squeeze on private homebuilders' margins comes from three key sources: High mortgage rates eroding demand, leading to greater price concessions; tighter credit access, leading to higher borrowing costs; and land price inflation due to lot supply constraints.

Built To Last: How Family Names Endure Homebuilding's Cycles

Leadership 11.13.23

Built To Last: How Family Names Endure Homebuilding's Cycles

In the story Atlanta Metro-area homebuilding, home sales, and residential development icon David Chatham tells of his three-generation family enterprise, one can pick up the thread of the history of homebuilding's culture of character, capability, and resiliency.