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Tariff Barrage: Here's What Homebuilders Need to Know

Policy

Tariff Barrage: Here's What Homebuilders Need to Know

Sweeping new tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China are shaking up homebuilding costs, supply chains, and buyer confidence. The real risk? The uncertainty that follows.

T-Time Ticking? Ken Pinto's Q4 Homebuilding Commodities Report

Products

T-Time Ticking? Ken Pinto's Q4 Homebuilding Commodities Report

With end-of-year price hikes looming, homebuilders are pushing back harder than ever on material costs. Sharpened cost-control strategies, from commodity tracking to supplier negotiations, will be critical as builders brace for supply chain and demand-driven price shifts.

Brace for Impact: Builders Must Expect 2025 Supply Shocks ... Again

Products

Brace for Impact: Builders Must Expect 2025 Supply Shocks ... Again

Strategic sourcing and supply chain sage Ken Pinto reveals how tariffs, labor policies, and thin margins could test builders’ resilience in a turbulent 2025. "Covid supply shocks were a missed opportunity."

Together with

Boise Cascade

Homebuilding's Top 10 Trends In 2024: No. 3 Smaller Houses

Architecture

Homebuilding's Top 10 Trends In 2024: No. 3 Smaller Houses

Smaller home sizes don't – and can't – mean less value. It remains to be seen whether architects, engineers, and operators will succeed in creating iconic entry-level style homes whose form and function speak particularly to Millennial and Generation Z adult households.

Eliminating Guesswork In Real-Time A Key To 2024 Resiliency

Technology

Eliminating Guesswork In Real-Time A Key To 2024 Resiliency

In a "VUCA-for-longer" backdrop, guesswork and the wide margins of error needed to sustain viability that go with ballpark ranges, rough estimates, and theoretical outcomes practically beg for extinction moments.

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Tariff Barrage: Here's What Homebuilders Need to Know

Policy

Tariff Barrage: Here's What Homebuilders Need to Know

Sweeping new tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China are shaking up homebuilding costs, supply chains, and buyer confidence. The real risk? The uncertainty that follows.

T-Time Ticking? Ken Pinto's Q4 Homebuilding Commodities Report

Products

T-Time Ticking? Ken Pinto's Q4 Homebuilding Commodities Report

With end-of-year price hikes looming, homebuilders are pushing back harder than ever on material costs. Sharpened cost-control strategies, from commodity tracking to supplier negotiations, will be critical as builders brace for supply chain and demand-driven price shifts.

Brace for Impact: Builders Must Expect 2025 Supply Shocks ... Again

Products

Brace for Impact: Builders Must Expect 2025 Supply Shocks ... Again

Strategic sourcing and supply chain sage Ken Pinto reveals how tariffs, labor policies, and thin margins could test builders’ resilience in a turbulent 2025. "Covid supply shocks were a missed opportunity."

Together with

Boise Cascade

Homebuilding's Top 10 Trends In 2024: No. 3 Smaller Houses

Architecture

Homebuilding's Top 10 Trends In 2024: No. 3 Smaller Houses

Smaller home sizes don't – and can't – mean less value. It remains to be seen whether architects, engineers, and operators will succeed in creating iconic entry-level style homes whose form and function speak particularly to Millennial and Generation Z adult households.

Eliminating Guesswork In Real-Time A Key To 2024 Resiliency

Technology

Eliminating Guesswork In Real-Time A Key To 2024 Resiliency

In a "VUCA-for-longer" backdrop, guesswork and the wide margins of error needed to sustain viability that go with ballpark ranges, rough estimates, and theoretical outcomes practically beg for extinction moments.

Input costs

Tariff Barrage: Here's What Homebuilders Need to Know

Policy 03.04.25

Tariff Barrage: Here's What Homebuilders Need to Know

Sweeping new tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China are shaking up homebuilding costs, supply chains, and buyer confidence. The real risk? The uncertainty that follows.

T-Time Ticking? Ken Pinto's Q4 Homebuilding Commodities Report

Products 02.03.25

T-Time Ticking? Ken Pinto's Q4 Homebuilding Commodities Report

With end-of-year price hikes looming, homebuilders are pushing back harder than ever on material costs. Sharpened cost-control strategies, from commodity tracking to supplier negotiations, will be critical as builders brace for supply chain and demand-driven price shifts.

Brace for Impact: Builders Must Expect 2025 Supply Shocks ... Again

Products 12.13.24

Brace for Impact: Builders Must Expect 2025 Supply Shocks ... Again

Strategic sourcing and supply chain sage Ken Pinto reveals how tariffs, labor policies, and thin margins could test builders’ resilience in a turbulent 2025. "Covid supply shocks were a missed opportunity."

Homebuilding's Top 10 Trends In 2024: No. 3 Smaller Houses

Architecture 11.21.23

Homebuilding's Top 10 Trends In 2024: No. 3 Smaller Houses

Smaller home sizes don't – and can't – mean less value. It remains to be seen whether architects, engineers, and operators will succeed in creating iconic entry-level style homes whose form and function speak particularly to Millennial and Generation Z adult households.

Eliminating Guesswork In Real-Time A Key To 2024 Resiliency

Technology 11.07.23

Eliminating Guesswork In Real-Time A Key To 2024 Resiliency

In a "VUCA-for-longer" backdrop, guesswork and the wide margins of error needed to sustain viability that go with ballpark ranges, rough estimates, and theoretical outcomes practically beg for extinction moments.