Leadership
Two Minute Drill: Tell Us What We Need To Know About What's Going On
700 people now read The Builder's Daily each day, including decision-makers in all of the nation's most active housing markets. Your responses to these 10 questions can help us serve you better.
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Leadership
Two Minute Drill: Tell Us What We Need To Know About What's Going On
700 people now read The Builder's Daily each day, including decision-makers in all of the nation's most active housing markets. Your responses to these 10 questions can help us serve you better.
2 Minutes
My column, as you’d expect, usually tells you what I think. And if you’ve read my column over the last few months, you know that I think the housing industry is going to take a tumble.
Well, I still feel the same way, but now John McManus and I have decided to find out where all of you think housing is headed overall, what you’ve done in the face of changing market conditions (if anything) and how confident you are that your business is resilient enough to weather a real market crash.
Hence the 2 minute headline. That’s about how long it will take you to complete the short survey below. There are 10 questions. It’s not a test. No right or wrong answers. But your answers will give us a good read on where all of you think housing is headed. And I’ll let you know your answers to the questions in my next column.
PS At the end of the survey, feel free to offer up a sentence or two that sums up your thinking.
Take the survey
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Former chairman & CEO of Hanley Wood, Frank Anton is one of housing’s iconic voices. Currently, he’s advisor to several housing organizations, and is a member of Harvard’s JCHS Policy Advisory Board.
Since 1873, Kohler Co. has been improving the level of gracious living by providing exceptional products and services for our customers’ homes and their lifestyles.
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