Trump strikes a softer note on immigration; builders need proof
On Sunday, President Donald Trump said his administration’s immigration policies “might be too tough”
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What View Homes’ rebrand says about Gandhi’s operating overhaul
After seven months as CEO, Gandhi is aligning standards across 5 divisions and eyeing Denver-area growth
How a new Pulte Florida agrihood makes conservation a buyer desire
PulteGroup recently grand-opened The Grow, an “agrihood” community centered around a 9-acre working farm
Los Angeles votes all-in on housing, electing YIMBY-backed Raman
Bass becomes the 1st Los Angeles mayor in 2 decades to lose reelection, after AP called the race
American Housing Corp names leadership for new Austin division
American Housing Corporation’s Austin homebuilding division will focus on factory-built, infill urban rowhomes
NYC pied-a-terre tax notices get an appeals court green light
The surcharge applies to non-primary homes over $5 million through July 2028, as a separate legal challenge remains active
NIMBYs cite a 155-year-old law to thwart a San Francisco project
A Reconstruction-era civil rights statute is the sole federal hook in a lawsuit over homes above a waterfront Safeway
Why homebuilders and lot sellers no longer price risk the same way
Public homebuilder gross margins fell to about 20% from 26%, and incentives rose to about 8% to 12% of prices
A $20M fine stalks Los Angeles over delay of a new housing project
Developer counsel says denial violates AB 2011 and the Housing Accountability Act and argues for damages for missed deadlines
Toll Brothers underwrites lots for tomorrow’s market, not yesterday’s
As demand moderates, Toll Brothers is tightening its underwriting hurdle rates and doubling down on prime “Main and Main” sites