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Land Planning

Colorado HBA Receives Land Donation to Expand Workforce Development Programs

Careers in Construction Colorado recently received a land donation from the Case family valued at $2.8 million, which the nonprofit will use to expand its workforce development initiatives

Land Planning

A Lack of Vacant Land Is Leading to a Rise in Teardowns

In states where inventory is low and vacant land is scarce, builders are tearing down existing homes and starting from scratch

New-Home Sales

The Demise of the Starter Home—Here’s Why They’re Being Replaced

Rising land costs and shifting buyer preferences are forcing builders to replace entry level homes with larger, more expensive ones

Land Planning

Across the Country, Developers Are 'Fighting for Land'

A strong demand for homes and a lack of supply will mean land prices will continue to rise

Land Planning

Lot Values Reached Record Highs in 2021

Lot values for single-family detached housing starts surged to new highs across the majority of Census divisions in 2021

Land Planning

Share of Smaller Lots Rose to Record High During the Pandemic

A large share of new for-sale homes were built on smaller lots throughout the pandemic, even as buyer preferences shifted in favor of spacious living 

Land Planning

The Nation’s Largest Builders Are Speeding up Land Purchases, but What Happens if the Market Cools?

Home builders across the U.S. are buying up lots at a lightning pace, but a cooling market could spell trouble for overconfident developers

Builders

Builders and Developers Report Tighter Credit in the First Quarter of 2022

Availability of credit for land acquisition and development worsened at the start of 2022, builders say 

Land Planning

Land Market Records Largest Gains in Nearly a Decade

Land sales saw a substantial uptick throughout 2021 as demand for housing development reached a new high

Land Planning

How Suburban Sprawl Poses a Challenge for the U.S. Economy

Suburbs are sprawling again, but a lack of buildable residential land is pushing lower-income Americans out of the housing market

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