Millennials and Gen-Zs are Distinctly Different
25- to 44-year-olds bought roughly 60% of homes that sold over the last several years. Housing affordability is a top concern for Millennials and Gen-Zs.
25- to 44-year-olds bought roughly 60% of homes that sold over the last several years. Housing affordability is a top concern for Millennials and Gen-Zs.
Housing Affordability…Labor Shortages, Supply Chain, New Laws, Property Tax Relief all made the headlines.
Beverly speaks as a guest on the podcasts of others to promote her business and philosophies about life, often speaking of the homebuiding industry.
Mark Alexander brings something to Irving/Las Colinas that it hadn’t had for a long time now—a new master-planned single family home neighborhood.
Attorney Matthew Motes warns builder-supplier disputes are on the rise due. Transition problems from mergers and buy-outs are a primary reason why.
The majority concurs that we’re unlikely to see anything that meaningfully affects housing affordability in the near future.
Is the 88th Legislative Session Over Yet?…A Win for Private Property Rights..Texas Cases Coming Next in the RE Commission Suit Bandwagon
Technology used in construction poses to significantly improve productivity and quality, reduce waste, and enhance collaboration.
Higher interest rates and home prices on one side, and persistent demand stemming from demographic growth on the other, keeps buyer sentiment in a state of flux
Land developers seize opportunities, expanding Texas metro areas to accommodate the continued migration to the state.
Ultimate showers, wet rooms, freestanding tubs create a sanctuary within the home sanctuary. Sustainability is the new chic.
Texas voters show strong support for property tax cuts. Congress stands with builders for removing onerous implementation rules.
Home construction activity shortfall, higher home prices and rising interest rates all mean robust activity for the home remodeling industry.
These Jobs are NOT Under-Paid, Old-Fashioned, or Only for Men!
The software industry has dumbed down the entire land development industry says Rick Harrison. He’s intent on great design over mindless automation.
“Now is the time to pause and let current restrictive monetary policy finish the job,” says NAHB, referring to the Fed’s continual raising of interest rates to ensure that inflation is contained.