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Mobility: What It Was, What It Is And What It May Never Be Again

Land

Mobility: What It Was, What It Is And What It May Never Be Again

Our market-rate housing business community is too enamored of trend flavor-of-the-month prognostications, self-assurances, and full-steam-ahead wagers, based largely on seat-of-the-pants reckoning and pure guesswork.

Superstar Cities Vs. Zoom Towns: Flyover Country Magnetism

Land

Superstar Cities Vs. Zoom Towns: Flyover Country Magnetism

Two iconic geographers, Richard Florida and Joel Kotkin, unveil a take on a new geography of post-pandemic live-work balance.

Why Isn't Our Industry Part of the Housing Debate?

Policy

Why Isn't Our Industry Part of the Housing Debate?

We are often considered to be part of the problem. There is a common perception among most housing advocates that we make obscene profits and don’t “get” what consumers need/want.

What's Missing In The Housing Debate In The United States?

Policy

What's Missing In The Housing Debate In The United States?

If you study your local planning documents, you are unlikely to find an analysis of how much we can reasonably build even in a pro-growth scenario. But we’re betting our future around the idea that it will be enough.

The Definitive Measure on the Urban Myth of the Urban Exodus

Land

The Definitive Measure on the Urban Myth of the Urban Exodus

There is no disputing cities, especially big cities, suffered increases in out-migration, but was it an "exodus?"

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Mobility: What It Was, What It Is And What It May Never Be Again

Land

Mobility: What It Was, What It Is And What It May Never Be Again

Our market-rate housing business community is too enamored of trend flavor-of-the-month prognostications, self-assurances, and full-steam-ahead wagers, based largely on seat-of-the-pants reckoning and pure guesswork.

Superstar Cities Vs. Zoom Towns: Flyover Country Magnetism

Land

Superstar Cities Vs. Zoom Towns: Flyover Country Magnetism

Two iconic geographers, Richard Florida and Joel Kotkin, unveil a take on a new geography of post-pandemic live-work balance.

Why Isn't Our Industry Part of the Housing Debate?

Policy

Why Isn't Our Industry Part of the Housing Debate?

We are often considered to be part of the problem. There is a common perception among most housing advocates that we make obscene profits and don’t “get” what consumers need/want.

What's Missing In The Housing Debate In The United States?

Policy

What's Missing In The Housing Debate In The United States?

If you study your local planning documents, you are unlikely to find an analysis of how much we can reasonably build even in a pro-growth scenario. But we’re betting our future around the idea that it will be enough.

The Definitive Measure on the Urban Myth of the Urban Exodus

Land

The Definitive Measure on the Urban Myth of the Urban Exodus

There is no disputing cities, especially big cities, suffered increases in out-migration, but was it an "exodus?"

local markets

Mobility: What It Was, What It Is And What It May Never Be Again

Land 05.25.21

Mobility: What It Was, What It Is And What It May Never Be Again

Our market-rate housing business community is too enamored of trend flavor-of-the-month prognostications, self-assurances, and full-steam-ahead wagers, based largely on seat-of-the-pants reckoning and pure guesswork.

Superstar Cities Vs. Zoom Towns: Flyover Country Magnetism

Land 05.13.21

Superstar Cities Vs. Zoom Towns: Flyover Country Magnetism

Two iconic geographers, Richard Florida and Joel Kotkin, unveil a take on a new geography of post-pandemic live-work balance.

Why Isn't Our Industry Part of the Housing Debate?

Policy 05.04.21

Why Isn't Our Industry Part of the Housing Debate?

We are often considered to be part of the problem. There is a common perception among most housing advocates that we make obscene profits and don’t “get” what consumers need/want.

What's Missing In The Housing Debate In The United States?

Policy 04.20.21

What's Missing In The Housing Debate In The United States?

If you study your local planning documents, you are unlikely to find an analysis of how much we can reasonably build even in a pro-growth scenario. But we’re betting our future around the idea that it will be enough.

The Definitive Measure on the Urban Myth of the Urban Exodus

Land 04.14.21

The Definitive Measure on the Urban Myth of the Urban Exodus

There is no disputing cities, especially big cities, suffered increases in out-migration, but was it an "exodus?"