by Rhett Loveman | Dec 16, 2024 | Insights
Build to Rent (“BTR”) refers to subdivisions of attached or detached single-family homes that are rented out by a management company, similar to the way apartment complexes are managed. Despite their increasing popularity, BTR homes make up only a small...
by Rhett Loveman | Dec 16, 2024 | Insights
The 2024 first quarter results demonstrate a resilient housing market despite high interest rates and the presidential election year. That is likely because the fundamentals of the housing market stayed strong while demand continued to...
by Rhett Loveman | Dec 16, 2024 | Insights
The land-light asset model is increasingly prevalent in today’s homebuilding industry. This approach involves using third-party providers to help builders reduce capital intensity, manage risk, focus on their core competencies, and achieve their financial...
by Rhett Loveman | Dec 16, 2024 | Insights
To start with the Federal Reserve has indicated that the US economy will be struggling with slower growth, higher unemployment, and more inflationary pressure in the coming year. January will greet Americans with the same high inflation environment and high mortgage...
by Rhett Loveman | Dec 16, 2024 | Insights
Despite a slow housing market, the cost of land and developed lots is still higher than expected. That is because lot prices are driven by several factors—home prices, existing lot supply, the cost of land development, builder demand, and the availability of...
by Rhett Loveman | Dec 16, 2024 | Insights
Interest rates remain unchanged since the summer, but several cuts are projected for 2024. A group of thirty-four economists, surveyed by the Philadelphia Federal Reserve in the United States’ oldest quarterly economic forecast...
