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Leadership
Capitulation, Yes, But Resignation? Not Happening
Sentiment is not the same as resolve. Sentiment is not the same as determination and cunning, and a next-batch of survival steps many homebuilders know by heart.
Leadership
We Salute Vets, First Responders As An Essential Reason Why
The value of the work people who serve in the U.S. Armed Services and among domestic rescue, protection, and first-responder forces is both perpetual and ever- renewing, not least in empowering others of us to discover what character is, what it means, and how it behaves.
Policy
The Near- And Medium-Term Future Of Housing Is On '22 Ballot
The 2022 midterm elections will likely meaningfully impact lives, livelihoods, assets, entities, and going-concerns orbiting the sphere of homes, neighborhoods, shelter, and what it will take to make more of them all.
Land
The Past As Prologue And How To Avoid Repeating Mistakes Again
It's not a matter of whether 'this time's different' that's meaningful. It's how this time is different and the impacts that difference will have on your staying power in 2023 and beyond.
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.
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Leadership 11.16.22
Capitulation, Yes, But Resignation? Not Happening
Sentiment is not the same as resolve. Sentiment is not the same as determination and cunning, and a next-batch of survival steps many homebuilders know by heart.
Leadership 11.11.22
We Salute Vets, First Responders As An Essential Reason Why
The value of the work people who serve in the U.S. Armed Services and among domestic rescue, protection, and first-responder forces is both perpetual and ever- renewing, not least in empowering others of us to discover what character is, what it means, and how it behaves.
Policy 11.07.22
The Near- And Medium-Term Future Of Housing Is On '22 Ballot
The 2022 midterm elections will likely meaningfully impact lives, livelihoods, assets, entities, and going-concerns orbiting the sphere of homes, neighborhoods, shelter, and what it will take to make more of them all.
Land 10.31.22
The Past As Prologue And How To Avoid Repeating Mistakes Again
It's not a matter of whether 'this time's different' that's meaningful. It's how this time is different and the impacts that difference will have on your staying power in 2023 and beyond.
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.
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