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What The $4.9 Billion Blockbuster Sekisui House Purchase Of MDC Means

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What The $4.9 Billion Blockbuster Sekisui House Purchase Of MDC Means

Our analysis of the impacts of homebuilding's mega M&A deal -- the largest since Lennar's October 2017 acquisition of CalAtlantic for $5.7 billion -- looks at what the combo means for 1) Sekisui House, 2) the nation's volume homebuilders, and 3) the macro homebuilding business cultural landscape.

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FTS

As Gen-A.I. And Data Fuse With Homebuyers’ Journey, Trust Matters Most

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As Gen-A.I. And Data Fuse With Homebuyers’ Journey, Trust Matters Most

A double-edged sword of accelerated technological and data applications growth in our high-speed economy adds angst to what is already an emotional – if not nerve-racking – process for home seekers in their lifetime’s most expensive and meaningful purchase.

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Westwood Insurance Agency

The Wrong Lesson To Learn In The Wake Of DEI Effort Missteps

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The Wrong Lesson To Learn In The Wake Of DEI Effort Missteps

A look within housing's gamut of vicious circles and tripping points reveals a roiling brew of business cultural issues that run to the root of homebuilding and residential development's resiliency and sustainable success.

In 2024, Homebuilders Face A Math And Psychology Challenge

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In 2024, Homebuilders Face A Math And Psychology Challenge

The same two challenges set the terms and conditions for success in 2023, but those two essential business and operational questions will need to draw new and evolved responses for equal or better outcomes in 2024.

Homebuilding's Top 10 Trends In '24: No. 10 Land's New Rulebook

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Homebuilding's Top 10 Trends In '24: No. 10 Land's New Rulebook

"Builders are not only leveling up, but they also happen to be adding headcount against land acquisition, high-level VPs of finance, and controller roles, in preparation for what they anticipate will be a year of aggressive growth." -- Thomas Carpitella, CEO, FTS

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FTS

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What The $4.9 Billion Blockbuster Sekisui House Purchase Of MDC Means

Leadership

What The $4.9 Billion Blockbuster Sekisui House Purchase Of MDC Means

Our analysis of the impacts of homebuilding's mega M&A deal -- the largest since Lennar's October 2017 acquisition of CalAtlantic for $5.7 billion -- looks at what the combo means for 1) Sekisui House, 2) the nation's volume homebuilders, and 3) the macro homebuilding business cultural landscape.

Together with

FTS

As Gen-A.I. And Data Fuse With Homebuyers’ Journey, Trust Matters Most

Leadership

As Gen-A.I. And Data Fuse With Homebuyers’ Journey, Trust Matters Most

A double-edged sword of accelerated technological and data applications growth in our high-speed economy adds angst to what is already an emotional – if not nerve-racking – process for home seekers in their lifetime’s most expensive and meaningful purchase.

Together with

Westwood Insurance Agency

The Wrong Lesson To Learn In The Wake Of DEI Effort Missteps

Leadership

The Wrong Lesson To Learn In The Wake Of DEI Effort Missteps

A look within housing's gamut of vicious circles and tripping points reveals a roiling brew of business cultural issues that run to the root of homebuilding and residential development's resiliency and sustainable success.

In 2024, Homebuilders Face A Math And Psychology Challenge

Leadership

In 2024, Homebuilders Face A Math And Psychology Challenge

The same two challenges set the terms and conditions for success in 2023, but those two essential business and operational questions will need to draw new and evolved responses for equal or better outcomes in 2024.

Homebuilding's Top 10 Trends In '24: No. 10 Land's New Rulebook

Leadership

Homebuilding's Top 10 Trends In '24: No. 10 Land's New Rulebook

"Builders are not only leveling up, but they also happen to be adding headcount against land acquisition, high-level VPs of finance, and controller roles, in preparation for what they anticipate will be a year of aggressive growth." -- Thomas Carpitella, CEO, FTS

Together with

FTS

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What The $4.9 Billion Blockbuster Sekisui House Purchase Of MDC Means

Leadership 01.18.24

What The $4.9 Billion Blockbuster Sekisui House Purchase Of MDC Means

Our analysis of the impacts of homebuilding's mega M&A deal -- the largest since Lennar's October 2017 acquisition of CalAtlantic for $5.7 billion -- looks at what the combo means for 1) Sekisui House, 2) the nation's volume homebuilders, and 3) the macro homebuilding business cultural landscape.

As Gen-A.I. And Data Fuse With Homebuyers’ Journey, Trust Matters Most

Leadership 01.10.24

As Gen-A.I. And Data Fuse With Homebuyers’ Journey, Trust Matters Most

A double-edged sword of accelerated technological and data applications growth in our high-speed economy adds angst to what is already an emotional – if not nerve-racking – process for home seekers in their lifetime’s most expensive and meaningful purchase.

The Wrong Lesson To Learn In The Wake Of DEI Effort Missteps

Leadership 01.08.24

The Wrong Lesson To Learn In The Wake Of DEI Effort Missteps

A look within housing's gamut of vicious circles and tripping points reveals a roiling brew of business cultural issues that run to the root of homebuilding and residential development's resiliency and sustainable success.

In 2024, Homebuilders Face A Math And Psychology Challenge

Leadership 01.02.24

In 2024, Homebuilders Face A Math And Psychology Challenge

The same two challenges set the terms and conditions for success in 2023, but those two essential business and operational questions will need to draw new and evolved responses for equal or better outcomes in 2024.

Homebuilding's Top 10 Trends In '24: No. 10 Land's New Rulebook

Leadership 12.21.23

Homebuilding's Top 10 Trends In '24: No. 10 Land's New Rulebook

"Builders are not only leveling up, but they also happen to be adding headcount against land acquisition, high-level VPs of finance, and controller roles, in preparation for what they anticipate will be a year of aggressive growth." -- Thomas Carpitella, CEO, FTS