Staying Ahead of the Curve with EnergyLogic’s Commitment to Innovation and PreparednessPublished January 13, 2025Mixed EmotionsAs we look out across the expanse of 2025, we, probably like you, are excited and a bit nervous. We see a lot to be optimistic about. However, it does feel like all of us involved in home building, whether builder or trade, have come … Read More
Navigating the Unpredictable Home Building MarketPublished August 30, 2024Weathering the DownturnWhen we started the downturn that we’re just getting past, EnergyLogic decided to do our best to keep our people as long as possible. That was an expensive decision, and it looks like we might have managed our own “soft landing” at least internally. The point of that was to … Read More
How can we make the most of the boom-bust cycle of the building industry?Published January 31, 2023The Nature of the BusinessIf this isn’t your first rodeo, and for most of us it’s not, then the boom-bust cycle of the building industry is familiar. It looks something like the cycle depicted below. It’s been the nature of the building industry for … Read More
Sharing what we on the horizon from our unique perspectives helps build a clearer picture of what’s to come.
Findings from Housing Tides and the Home Builders Association of Metro Denver help shape the future of Colorado’s Front Range housing market.
Housing’s short and long-term supply chain, market fundamentals. and housing affordability analysis leads to more questions than answers.
Jeff Whiton analyzes the five largest public home builders to determine why the factory-built housing market isn’t gaining more market share.
Capital is generously flowing to the build-to-rent (BTR) sector of the housing market. Still, demand is expected to outstrip supply.
Competing objectives & special interests dominate the energy code development process. Jeff Whitton explains what brought us here.
Competing objectives & special interests dominate the energy code development process. Jeff Whitton explains what brought us here.
