TBDland acquisition

Housing's Environment Has Changed. How Will We Adapt?

Land

Housing's Environment Has Changed. How Will We Adapt?

Our housing markets across the country have been rapidly changing and if we don’t change to keep pace, we risk being the proverbial frog in boiling water.

Signs Of Mojo: Time To Declare Victory Or Brace For More Bumps?

Leadership

Signs Of Mojo: Time To Declare Victory Or Brace For More Bumps?

Pace has begun to show up, perhaps ahead of schedule. Now what?

Who Needs Who More? Do BTR Buyers Have The 'Say' On Prices?

Land

Who Needs Who More? Do BTR Buyers Have The 'Say' On Prices?

A multiregional homebuilding executive strategist clocks in with word that failed deals on the BTR front are resulting in calls from developer/investors saying, 'Hey! You want to buy some lots?'

'23 Plans That Bet Too Heavily On Hybrid Work May Need A Rethink

Land

'23 Plans That Bet Too Heavily On Hybrid Work May Need A Rethink

The future of hybrid and remote work may have arrived ahead of schedule, thanks to COVID-19, but it's not as pretty, buttoned-up, or the sure bet many in residential real estate investment and development are making it out to be.

What If? Land Impairments Were Unimaginable. Now They're Likely

Land

What If? Land Impairments Were Unimaginable. Now They're Likely

"We currently do not believe the impairment process this time around will be as destructive as the last cycle in total, but acknowledge there are varying degrees of gray." — Truman Patterson, Wolfe Research

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Housing's Environment Has Changed. How Will We Adapt?

Land

Housing's Environment Has Changed. How Will We Adapt?

Our housing markets across the country have been rapidly changing and if we don’t change to keep pace, we risk being the proverbial frog in boiling water.

Signs Of Mojo: Time To Declare Victory Or Brace For More Bumps?

Leadership

Signs Of Mojo: Time To Declare Victory Or Brace For More Bumps?

Pace has begun to show up, perhaps ahead of schedule. Now what?

Who Needs Who More? Do BTR Buyers Have The 'Say' On Prices?

Land

Who Needs Who More? Do BTR Buyers Have The 'Say' On Prices?

A multiregional homebuilding executive strategist clocks in with word that failed deals on the BTR front are resulting in calls from developer/investors saying, 'Hey! You want to buy some lots?'

'23 Plans That Bet Too Heavily On Hybrid Work May Need A Rethink

Land

'23 Plans That Bet Too Heavily On Hybrid Work May Need A Rethink

The future of hybrid and remote work may have arrived ahead of schedule, thanks to COVID-19, but it's not as pretty, buttoned-up, or the sure bet many in residential real estate investment and development are making it out to be.

What If? Land Impairments Were Unimaginable. Now They're Likely

Land

What If? Land Impairments Were Unimaginable. Now They're Likely

"We currently do not believe the impairment process this time around will be as destructive as the last cycle in total, but acknowledge there are varying degrees of gray." — Truman Patterson, Wolfe Research

land acquisition

Housing's Environment Has Changed. How Will We Adapt?

Land 03.01.23

Housing's Environment Has Changed. How Will We Adapt?

Our housing markets across the country have been rapidly changing and if we don’t change to keep pace, we risk being the proverbial frog in boiling water.

Signs Of Mojo: Time To Declare Victory Or Brace For More Bumps?

Leadership 02.16.23

Signs Of Mojo: Time To Declare Victory Or Brace For More Bumps?

Pace has begun to show up, perhaps ahead of schedule. Now what?

Who Needs Who More? Do BTR Buyers Have The 'Say' On Prices?

Land 01.11.23

Who Needs Who More? Do BTR Buyers Have The 'Say' On Prices?

A multiregional homebuilding executive strategist clocks in with word that failed deals on the BTR front are resulting in calls from developer/investors saying, 'Hey! You want to buy some lots?'

'23 Plans That Bet Too Heavily On Hybrid Work May Need A Rethink

Land 01.10.23

'23 Plans That Bet Too Heavily On Hybrid Work May Need A Rethink

The future of hybrid and remote work may have arrived ahead of schedule, thanks to COVID-19, but it's not as pretty, buttoned-up, or the sure bet many in residential real estate investment and development are making it out to be.

What If? Land Impairments Were Unimaginable. Now They're Likely

Land 01.06.23

What If? Land Impairments Were Unimaginable. Now They're Likely

"We currently do not believe the impairment process this time around will be as destructive as the last cycle in total, but acknowledge there are varying degrees of gray." — Truman Patterson, Wolfe Research