Why more private homebuilders face a succession test now

A succession challenge homebuilding can no longer ignore A second U.S. President in a row to serve past the age of 80 is in the Oval Office. Whether spoken or not, succession, or rather a sound strategic, operational and organizational cultural plan for it, is on the minds of many.  It’s the same in homebuilding land. No fewer than a half dozen of America’s highest-profile homebuilding...

Why hazard insurance is becoming a housing market constraint

The U.S. needs a new strategy to address the significant recovery costs following large-scale disasters  Disasters such as fires, floods and tornadoes are striking a widening geographic area across our country, and their frequency appears to be rising. The cobbled-together framework of consumers’ hazard insurance policies, state insurance programs, the national flood insurance program, and federal...

This $2.3M Hill Country home west of Austin makes sustainable luxury look easy

As luxury buyers increasingly seek homes that feel both indulgent and intentional, a newly listed estate in the Village of the Hills, west of Austin, offers a compelling combination of modern comforts, thoughtful sustainability, and deep connection to the surrounding landscape. Known as Refugio, the custom-built residence at 16409 Shane Landon Court is asking $2,295,000 (Julie Stinson with Coldwell...

Now for sale, Dana Point’s whimsical Doheny Estate looks like it was lifted from the European countryside

Every once in a while, a property comes along that feels almost impossible to categorize. It’s not quite a beach house. Not exactly an estate. Certainly not a contemporary mansion. The Doheny Estate in Dana Point feels more like stumbling upon a secret corner of Europe that somehow drifted across the Atlantic and settled near the Pacific Ocean. Preview First Photography / Douglas...

Asia’s Financial Talent Migration Is Redrawing the Region’s Office Market

Asia's office market in 2026 is entering a significant transition as financial institutions increasingly follow talent rather than traditional financial-center dominance, according to a new report from commercial real estate services firm Colliers. The study, which analyzed more than 200 financial-services markets worldwide, found that the region's future office demand is increasingly being shaped by where...

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