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This Dallas builder heeded the warnings and rehauled its business and has been able to survive during the recession.
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Better coordination with trade partners is one answer.
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They're selling homes and making money in markets that have yet to recover.
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By carefully responding to local market conditions, and making the most of opportunities, Ivory Homes has managed to remain on top.
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In some markets builders are attracting buyers with mansion-sized homes at cottage-size prices.
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Company leaders need to understand how damaging their pay freezes are to company morale and to the commitment of their staff.
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By making the right decisions, this builder has not only survived but thrived.
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Without legacy issues, these companies have been penetrating their markets quickly, and making money, too.
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Kova Solutions' system also makes it easier for buyers to choose the house they want.
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Ryland Group, Calabasas, Calif. (NYSE:RYL) on Friday announced it is winding down operations in the Dallas and Jacksonville markets. In a brief statement, the company said it "intends to complete all the homes currently under contract with customers and market its remaining available land in these...
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Beazer Homes USA, Inc., Atlanta (NYSE:BZH) on Tuesday reported a net loss of$59.1 million ($-0.80 per share) for its fiscal third quarter ended June 30.The results, which included a loss of $3.4 million from discontinued operations, compared to a net loss of $27.8 million in the prior year quarter...
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Al Trellis shows builders how to break down a large project into smaller more managable tasks to get things done.
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New Town Builders helped resurrect sales at Tallyn's Reach in Aurora, Colo., by selling ranch houses with flexible space options on large lots.
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If you've gone to an operations meeting recently, you probably uttered or have heard the word "process" more than once. Typically, you'll hear the question, "what is your process?" I would submit that we change the way we pose this challenge, from "what is your process?" to "show me your process in...
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In its latest client survey, The Shinn Group sees evidence of improvement in several areas.
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Builders and contractors wish OSHA had separated residential from commercial applications.
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Home builders who remolded their businesses are the ones left who are now a bit larger and stronger.
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Improvements in house plans and cycle times give these companies an edge.
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After strategically shifting operations into neutral during 2010, valuing margins over units, executives at Standard Pacific Homes have changed gears in 1Q2011 and are moving to accelerate the company's volumes. The company opened 18 new communities during the quarter, boosting its overall...