Close Your Competency Gap
All businesses have 80 principal organizational competencies that should be reviewed as to strength or weakness.
Housing Cycle Outlook for 2003
Builders, product manufacturers and service providers all estimate home sales volume and home price appreciation when preparing business plans each year.
Rocky Soil, NIMBY Constrict Supply
New York City stops at the Hudson River, but its urbanized land pattern straddles the water and radiates across northern New Jersey, enveloping cities such as Newark and Paterson as well as once-small villages such as Paramus and Montclair.
Trading Paint With Bryan Lendry
Two years ago, Jacksonville, Fla., home builder Bryan Lendry of Brylen Homes was not much of a race car fan, let alone a race car driver.
Your Compensation Type Matters
Choosing a retirement plan for a company starts with an understanding of the company's corporate structure.
Good Jobs, Room to Grow
The greater Raleigh-Durham and Chapel Hill, N.C., area has several attributes that builders like to see.
Using the Sun for Heating and Cooling
Passive heating takes advantage of sunlight as a natural energy source.
Why Managers Fail as Coaches
Jack Welch, the former General Electric CEO, believes that great management revolves around developing great people.
Poster Child for Demand/Supply Imbalance
Single-family home building in Marin, San Francisco and San Mateo counties, which form the San Francisco metropolitan statistical area (MSA), is slowing to a trickle.
Countertop Alternative: Concrete
Although still a niche product, concrete countertops are a solid alternative to more traditional surfaces
