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Stories, insights, and advice that will transform how you design and build.

Insights
May 2025

Tariffs Are Raising Costs: Here’s How Builders Can Protect Their Margins

New tariffs are making construction materials more expensive, adding nearly $11,000 to the cost of a typical home. In today’s high-cost environment, builders can’t afford inefficiency.

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Insights
July 2025

Providing a World-Class Customer Experience: The Pre-Construction Meeting

In Part 2 of our Construction Management 101 series, Ed Kubiak shares how to turn the Pre-Construction Meeting into a powerful tool for building trust, setting expectations, and creating excitement. Learn how to lead with confidence, communicate clearly, and deliver a world-class customer experience from the very start.

Insights
June 2025

Words of Wisdom for the Next Generation of Construction Managers

Part one of our Construction Management 101 series lays the groundwork for becoming an extraordinary construction manager. From mindset and leadership to planning and time management, this post shares timeless principles and field-tested habits to help early-career professionals build a strong foundation.

Product
April 2025

Higharc AI: From Sketch to 3D Model in Minutes

Turn sketches into editable 3D models in minutes. Discover how Higharc AI helps homebuilders speed up design and streamline early-stage planning.

Insights
March 2025

Webinar Recap: Winning Through Innovation in Homebuilding in 2025

How builders are embracing innovation to cut costs, boost efficiency, and stay competitive in 2025.

Insights
March 2025

Webinar Recap: Do We Still Need Physical Models and Design Centers?

Learn how builders are combining digital tools with physical models and design centers to create seamless, engaging homebuying experiences.

Insights
March 2025

The Missing Farm System in Homebuilding: Where is the Next Generation of Builders?

Baseball has a farm system—why doesn’t homebuilding? With labor shortages rising, it’s time to rethink how we recruit and train the next wave of builders.