Barriers to Attainable Housing – Part 2

Barriers to Attainable Housing – Part 2

Our previous article discussed zoning barriers to attainable housing. In this article, we’ll discuss how infrastructure improvement costs, stimulus money, and onerous regulations are also affecting the attainable housing market.The initial land purchase can be a...
Federal Elections and the Real Estate Market

Federal Elections and the Real Estate Market

https://www.jstor.org/stable/43821578 By now everyone is aware that there’s a slowdown in the real estate market. It affects every aspect of our industry albeit to varying degrees. Inflation and rapidly rising interest rates are often cited as the predominant factors....
The Current Status of the Developed Lot Industry

The Current Status of the Developed Lot Industry

Traditional ModelA good development must start with the right piece of land. As any builder knows land is expensive to purchase, time consuming to entitle, and costly to develop. The variables involved in acquiring, entitling, and developing land are also complex and...
The Shortage of Available Lots Is Here To Stay

The Shortage of Available Lots Is Here To Stay

The dwindling supply of available lots should be a matter of concern for every homebuilder, especially when considering two critical factors: 1) the process of developing a lot typically takes an average of 24 months; 2) lenders are increasingly cautious about...