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ProBuilder Best Practices - Land Development

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.

How to Control Land Without Owning It
More tips on how to control land.

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.

Featured Stories

Soaring Heights Communities at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base to Become Largest U.S. Solar-Powered Community
Solar power will provide an estimated 75 percent of the total energy needed to power Davis-Monthan’s Soaring Heights Communities

Actus Lend Lease and Dept. of Navy Open First Boundless Playground on Marine Corps Installation
Unique play environment offers high quality experiences for disabled youth and enhanced interaction between injured service members and their children

Annual Study Examines Construction Business Trends
This year’s study portrays a construction owner community that is responding to changing economic conditions

Builders Urge Congress to Act on Home Buyer Tax Credit, Appraisal and Lending Issues
The housing industry is facing a number of housing-specific headwinds that are continuing to thwart any significant housing recovery

New Online Database on U.S. Land and Property Values Launched
Lincoln Institute of Land Policy Announces New Online Database on Land and Property Values in the U.S.

Seneca at Cypress Creek Opens in Tampa Bay, Fla.
Greystar Real Estate Partners Announces the Opening of Seneca at Cypress Creek

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Nov 22, 2009

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FHA Considering Changes in Wake of Reserve Losses
With massive loss damage hammering away at its capital reserve fund, the Federal Housing Administration is considering a variety of changes, says the FHA Commissioner. Those changes don’t look very friendly or inviting to the home buying public, which has been looking to the FHA as their only source of home financing. Here’s a look at the changes under consideration.
“Passive House” Seen as Growing Trend in Architecture
Homebuilders Hunt for Land
How a Family-Run Custom Builder is Filling Lots

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