How to Monopolize Your Market
The home building game is not unlike America's favorite board game: Every player wants to grab as many properties as possible and put up houses.
Keeping Score on Your Metrics
You've measured, tracked and tallied. Now, what do you do with all of this information? Where do you put it? Who enters it? Who gets to see it? How do you share it?
Selling in a Slowdown
Here are the Official Rules for Beating a Declining Market like a drum.
Twitter Tips for Builders: Tweet Away! Builders need to embrace social media tools such as Twitter in order to keep pace with an increasingly web-savvy customer base. Here's some advice for navigating the Twittersphere.
A Business World YouTube? A new site, eCorpTV.com, is a place for the business world to upload information about themselves in the form of video commercials, demonstrations and more
Banks Trim Borrowing from Emergency Fed Program Banks borrowed less recently from a Federal Reserve emergency lending program designed to combat the financial crisis, a sign the institutions are having an easier time getting credit from private markets.
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How to Monopolize Your Market
Keeping Score on Your Metrics
Professional Builder's Annual Report of Housing's Giants is a snapshot showing where the largest production builders stand at the end of the previous year. View the 2009 list now.
In a year of change, home builders face new pressures from all sides. Ensuring they execute the details of their businesses is essential to growth.
Professional Builder presents "Best Workplaces: Blueprint for Bouncing Back", a LIVE Web cast and stimulating discussion of specific workplace best practices that can position your company for success as the housing market recovers. 
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