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Leadership
Public Firms Seize Advantages; But Private Builders Hold An Edge
Often, private homebuilder leaders and their teams solve the problem of how to survive and thrive, just when all the headlines cry, "It's a bad time to buy."
Marketing & Sales
Here's What's At The Root Of A Resilient Plan Post NAR Verdict
While either direct or knock-on effects of the ruling against the NAR remain in the more-questions-than-answers mode, three root-cause matters make up the opportunity-risk axis for homebuilders and their customers.
Together with
New Home Star
Leadership
Pace-Maker Incentives Get Amped Up As Rates Take A Toll
The issue most operators are keen to grasp right now is whether to compare recent drag on order levels to sequential – better than seasonal trends – of the first three quarters of 2023. Or, to more typical, pre-pandemic normal benchmarks.
Leadership
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.
Together with
Westwood Insurance Agency
Leadership
There Are Three Kinds Of Buyer Demand: One Matters The Most
Although most builders' well-engineered "shock absorber" – hefty gross margins – has undergone moderate stress in the past six or seven months to keep selling pace up, that shock absorber's got its work still cut out for it in the stretch ahead.
sales
Leadership 07.22.24
Public Firms Seize Advantages; But Private Builders Hold An Edge
Often, private homebuilder leaders and their teams solve the problem of how to survive and thrive, just when all the headlines cry, "It's a bad time to buy."
Marketing & Sales 11.16.23
Here's What's At The Root Of A Resilient Plan Post NAR Verdict
While either direct or knock-on effects of the ruling against the NAR remain in the more-questions-than-answers mode, three root-cause matters make up the opportunity-risk axis for homebuilders and their customers.
Leadership 10.26.23
Pace-Maker Incentives Get Amped Up As Rates Take A Toll
The issue most operators are keen to grasp right now is whether to compare recent drag on order levels to sequential – better than seasonal trends – of the first three quarters of 2023. Or, to more typical, pre-pandemic normal benchmarks.
Leadership 09.27.23
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.
Leadership 09.22.23
There Are Three Kinds Of Buyer Demand: One Matters The Most
Although most builders' well-engineered "shock absorber" – hefty gross margins – has undergone moderate stress in the past six or seven months to keep selling pace up, that shock absorber's got its work still cut out for it in the stretch ahead.