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Here's Homebuilding Data Guru Jody Kahn On The '24 Land Sweeps

Land

Here's Homebuilding Data Guru Jody Kahn On The '24 Land Sweeps

Homebuilders are stoked about better-than-expected demand that arrived ahead of schedule in 2024. For many of them, it's supply -- particularly lot supply -- that represents the red flag risk ahead.

Strong Private Builders Can Write Their Ticket In M&A Sweeps

Land

Strong Private Builders Can Write Their Ticket In M&A Sweeps

A select group of sellers – whose backs may be viewed as against the wall purely financially, given their reliance on personally guaranteed bank lending for AD&C – have tremendous leverage on both options and terms.

Together with

Builder Advisor Group

Beyond The 'What-Inning-Is-It?' Question: 2024-'25 Land-Spend

Land

Beyond The 'What-Inning-Is-It?' Question: 2024-'25 Land-Spend

To feed the machine, public, private, large, medium, or small builders need lots out ahead of them. To keep that machine hungry, builders need those lots to pencil in an environment that's getting tougher and tougher for a larger and larger portion of would-be home buyers.

Private Homebuilders Turn To Coopetition As A Path Forward

Land

Private Homebuilders Turn To Coopetition As A Path Forward

As Raleigh, N.C.-based Glenwood Homes' big land asset sale to LGI Homes illustrates, win-win-win deals can add optionality and runway to private builders and provide needed finished and unfinished lot inventory to earnings-hungry publics.

Together with

Builder Advisor Group

Poised To Pounce: If Credit Tightens, Get Ready For A Run

Land

Poised To Pounce: If Credit Tightens, Get Ready For A Run

Here's the way 10 public homebuilding firms' strategists coyly position themselves to jump on new market share and earnings opportunities through the end of 2023 and into 2024, by drawing on troves of 'dry powder.'

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Here's Homebuilding Data Guru Jody Kahn On The '24 Land Sweeps

Land

Here's Homebuilding Data Guru Jody Kahn On The '24 Land Sweeps

Homebuilders are stoked about better-than-expected demand that arrived ahead of schedule in 2024. For many of them, it's supply -- particularly lot supply -- that represents the red flag risk ahead.

Strong Private Builders Can Write Their Ticket In M&A Sweeps

Land

Strong Private Builders Can Write Their Ticket In M&A Sweeps

A select group of sellers – whose backs may be viewed as against the wall purely financially, given their reliance on personally guaranteed bank lending for AD&C – have tremendous leverage on both options and terms.

Together with

Builder Advisor Group

Beyond The 'What-Inning-Is-It?' Question: 2024-'25 Land-Spend

Land

Beyond The 'What-Inning-Is-It?' Question: 2024-'25 Land-Spend

To feed the machine, public, private, large, medium, or small builders need lots out ahead of them. To keep that machine hungry, builders need those lots to pencil in an environment that's getting tougher and tougher for a larger and larger portion of would-be home buyers.

Private Homebuilders Turn To Coopetition As A Path Forward

Land

Private Homebuilders Turn To Coopetition As A Path Forward

As Raleigh, N.C.-based Glenwood Homes' big land asset sale to LGI Homes illustrates, win-win-win deals can add optionality and runway to private builders and provide needed finished and unfinished lot inventory to earnings-hungry publics.

Together with

Builder Advisor Group

Poised To Pounce: If Credit Tightens, Get Ready For A Run

Land

Poised To Pounce: If Credit Tightens, Get Ready For A Run

Here's the way 10 public homebuilding firms' strategists coyly position themselves to jump on new market share and earnings opportunities through the end of 2023 and into 2024, by drawing on troves of 'dry powder.'

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Here's Homebuilding Data Guru Jody Kahn On The '24 Land Sweeps

Land 03.05.24

Here's Homebuilding Data Guru Jody Kahn On The '24 Land Sweeps

Homebuilders are stoked about better-than-expected demand that arrived ahead of schedule in 2024. For many of them, it's supply -- particularly lot supply -- that represents the red flag risk ahead.

Strong Private Builders Can Write Their Ticket In M&A Sweeps

Land 02.06.24

Strong Private Builders Can Write Their Ticket In M&A Sweeps

A select group of sellers – whose backs may be viewed as against the wall purely financially, given their reliance on personally guaranteed bank lending for AD&C – have tremendous leverage on both options and terms.

Beyond The 'What-Inning-Is-It?' Question: 2024-'25 Land-Spend

Land 10.04.23

Beyond The 'What-Inning-Is-It?' Question: 2024-'25 Land-Spend

To feed the machine, public, private, large, medium, or small builders need lots out ahead of them. To keep that machine hungry, builders need those lots to pencil in an environment that's getting tougher and tougher for a larger and larger portion of would-be home buyers.

Private Homebuilders Turn To Coopetition As A Path Forward

Land 09.28.23

Private Homebuilders Turn To Coopetition As A Path Forward

As Raleigh, N.C.-based Glenwood Homes' big land asset sale to LGI Homes illustrates, win-win-win deals can add optionality and runway to private builders and provide needed finished and unfinished lot inventory to earnings-hungry publics.

Poised To Pounce: If Credit Tightens, Get Ready For A Run

Land 08.02.23

Poised To Pounce: If Credit Tightens, Get Ready For A Run

Here's the way 10 public homebuilding firms' strategists coyly position themselves to jump on new market share and earnings opportunities through the end of 2023 and into 2024, by drawing on troves of 'dry powder.'