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California condo defect liability bill on deck after recess
Coming out of summer recess, California lawmakers will tackle condominium construction defect legislation that has cleared committees and passed one chamber.
What the ROAD to Housing Act can — and can’t — do for affordability
Experts who spoke with HousingWire call the legislation a good start but point to other bold measures still needed to tackle affordability.
Why Aaron Kirman is betting on AI, crypto and new development
Aaron Kirman outlines why he launched Christie’s SoCal in 2022 and how AI, crypto and development units are shaping growth.
The housing market’s inventory rebound is shifting power to buyers, but not everywhere
Experts say current trends could be an indication that sellers are recalibrating price hopes as the fight for buyers grows more intense.
Advocacy is not background noise. It is leadership.
The proposed $100 million Southern California Rebuild Fund reflects behind-the-scenes advocacy aimed at closing wildfire rebuild financing gaps. Stakeholders provided input on program design, operational execution and homeowner access.
Stanley Martin buying Holiday Builders highlights hyper-scale shift
Homebuilding scale is arriving at the midway point through a structural inflection. The latest evidence arrived Thursday, as Stanley Martin Homes announced it had entered an agreement to acquire Florida-based Holiday Builders, a transaction that will add approximately 1,050 annual home closings, more than 40 active communities and roughly 10,600 controlled lots to Stanley Martin’s already-potent Southeast […]
