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Duane Craig
Duane Craig writes on:

Two Trends Provide Glimpses of Housing’s Future

28November12

As housing numbers, for both single and multifamily continue to improve, it’s interesting to look at what the long-term predictions could be telling us. One facet that is more relevant now that construction of living spaces is increasing, is just where the increases are, and how the new, projected numbers compare to what actually happened [...]



 
 
Wes Morgan
Wes Morgan writes on:

Manage the Brand

3July12

Manage the brand. Your company is a brand. You may also have a portfolio of products that are also brands. All brands are a reflection of a positioning in the minds of customers and others who interact with them. The brand comes with a promise. The promise must be reliable and true to earn repeat [...]



 
 
Wes Morgan
Wes Morgan writes on:

Confidence

23April12

“Build it, and they will come.” That famous line, inspired by the movie Field of Dreams was a source of inspiration for builders everywhere. An Iowa farmer turns a cornfield into a ballpark that attracts the ghosts of Shoeless Joe Jackson and other players banned in the 1919 Black Sox Scandal. The 1989 movie uses the [...]



 
 
David Brown
David Brown writes on:

Shopping from home 2.0

4April12

Think about the last thing you purchased from home. How did you do it? Were you on-line? Did you use the phone? What did you buy? How long did it take to get your purchase? Did you get it overnight? What did that cost?
What if I told you that in the near future, you will [...]



 
 
Bruce Kirsch
Bruce Kirsch writes on:

To Plan and Engage The Community Best, Practice Crowdsourced Placemaking

21September11

Disclosure: REFM consults to Renaissance Downtowns on financial modeling.
There was a recent NYT article about something new and progressive that is going on in the world of Master Development - allowing a community to vote online for which real estate uses it desires to see developed. This crowdsourcing of the proposed mix of uses that could [...]



 
 
Nicholas Miner
Nicholas Miner writes on:

Commercial always follows Residential, right?

10May11

I have been reading a lot of publications that are saying that commercial real estate (CRE) is at/or near a bottom and in some cases starting to trend up. It’s the trend up that’s the problem. We all know by now that I’m an optimist by nature, but here are my thoughts as to why I [...]



 
 
Collier Ward, AIA, LEED AP

Report - The Future for Architects

29March11

“The Future for Architects” specifically addresses British trends and conditions, but it sheds light on our profession stateside as well.



 
 
Steven Taylor
Steven Taylor writes on:

My Vision of New Christchurch’s Future

8March11

Basically Christchurch’s heritage has gone, but that does not mean that the buildings cannot be rebuilt in the same style, but better to stand up to time and mother earth. Imagine New Christchurch, renamed as that, at every City block the glass in the newly rebuilt buildings will change to a different colour of the [...]



 
 
Nicholas Miner
Nicholas Miner writes on:

2011 – Traffic Signal or Traffic Sign?

4January11

The beginning of January is always a good time to look back. It is also a great time to look forward…and maybe left and right!
Let’s recap!

2007 – It’s still good, but starting to slow down. Financing starts getting tougher.

2006 – Times were good, and everyone was making money. We all should have seen that this wouldn’t last forever, [...]



 
 
Stephen Frey
Stephen Frey writes on:

Harder Working Homes - Some 2011 Home Design Trends

29December10

What does next year hold for homeowners, residential building and design professionals? Well there’s good news for the remodeling side of the equation, and not so good news yet for new residential construction of various kinds. However, in general, smaller is better with a strong focus on green and sustainable design features with better organized, [...]



 
 
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