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How Builders Can Dial Up Value While Others Compete On Price
The risk of not standing out, standing apart, and standing above increases on an axis equal to or greater than the trajectory of monthly payments as price and rates push higher.
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How Smaller Builders Say They'll Navigate Higher-For-Longer Rates
Capital lending, investment, homebuilding, and development professionals face a no-choice moment to digest and game-out impacts of a higher-for-longer interest rate regime. For smaller players, it may be a selling decision time.
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Early-Movers D.R. Horton And Pretium Signal It's Their Time To Strike
The $1.5 billion agreement between Pretium and D.R. Horton reflects conviction of each of the participants around two plausibilities, or perhaps, likelihoods. That doesn't mean they're bound to turn out as expected.
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Trough Coming Or Going, Expect The Unexpected In The 2023 Plan
Here are data points that tend to run counter to narratives that shape our plans. Assumptions support our planning; what happens if our assumptions – even ones based on the consensus of expert thinking – don't prove correct, or go sideways?
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Here's What Public C-Suite Execs Say About Finding A Strike Price
Here are seven public homebuilding firms' talk-tracks on ongoing efforts to find a pricing floor and reset order pace to keep volume going and to win share in a declining new home sales marketplace.
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How Smaller Builders Say They'll Navigate Higher-For-Longer Rates
Capital lending, investment, homebuilding, and development professionals face a no-choice moment to digest and game-out impacts of a higher-for-longer interest rate regime. For smaller players, it may be a selling decision time.
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Early-Movers D.R. Horton And Pretium Signal It's Their Time To Strike
The $1.5 billion agreement between Pretium and D.R. Horton reflects conviction of each of the participants around two plausibilities, or perhaps, likelihoods. That doesn't mean they're bound to turn out as expected.
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Here's What Public C-Suite Execs Say About Finding A Strike Price
Here are seven public homebuilding firms' talk-tracks on ongoing efforts to find a pricing floor and reset order pace to keep volume going and to win share in a declining new home sales marketplace.
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