Builders are pulling their hair out. Why do investors still love them?
To get a clearer picture of where things stand for builders — and where they're headed for investors — Inman compiled financial results from the largest publicly traded homebuilders
by Daniel Houston Feb 8
Robert Toll, patriarch of luxury and Toll Brothers co-founder, dead at 81
Toll, who died Friday in New York following a struggle with Parkinson's Disease, co-founded what would become one of the largest luxury home builders in America in 1967 with brother Bruce Toll
by Ben Verde Oct 11
Woman gets 87 properties thanks to a copy-and-paste mistake
A Nevada woman set out to buy a single-family home worth just under $600,000, but due to an error at the title company ended up with an entire subdivision, according to reports
by Jim Dalrymple II Aug 11
Offerpad partners with nation's largest private new homeseller
The deal with New Home Star is a first for Offerpad, whose Homebuilder Alliance program counts more than a dozen direct builder partnerships but, until now, no sales firms
by Patrick Kearns Dec 3
Fifth Wall Ventures announces new $500M proptech fund
The venture capital firm built a 'consortium' of 48 limited partners to provide guidance and give startups access to more companies
by Patrick Kearns Jul 17
NoMa to see wave of multifamily deliveries come 2017
National developers, regional firms and REITs all actively developing
by Erik Pisor Mar 2
Fear of rising interest rates cools NYC real estate market confidence
Residential brokers have higher hopes than commercial agents
by Jennifer Riner Feb 24
Toll Brothers CFO: Divide mortgages into tranches
by Steve Bergsman Dec 29
Despite bad rap, adjustable loans serve vital niche
by Steve Bergsman Mar 5
Opinion
From Curbed.com blog
by Inman Mar 3