From Tailgating Entertainment to a Burgeoning Sports Industry, West Georgia Cornhole Rides the Wave - Alliance for American Manufacturing
From Tailgating Entertainment to a Burgeoning Sports Industry, West Georgia Cornhole Rides the Wave Alliance for American Manufacturing
From Tailgating Entertainment to a Burgeoning Sports Industry, West Georgia Cornhole Rides the Wave - americanmanufacturing.org
From Tailgating Entertainment to a Burgeoning Sports Industry, West Georgia Cornhole Rides the Wave americanmanufacturing.org
Dylan Gill, West Georgia Wolves, Linebacker - 247sports.com
Dylan Gill, West Georgia Wolves, Linebacker 247sports.com
AI’s housing impact is strong — but highly localized
Artificial intelligence (AI) and broader tech investment is reshaping broad swaths of the U.S. economy, but its impact on housing is proving far from uniform. HousingWire Data updated July 25 shows a growing divide between markets where AI wealth is supporting demand and those where even strong tech
Green Brick seizes a margin edge as a land and product outlier
While many homebuilders battle a gross margin slippery slope from the 20s into the mid-teens, Green Brick Partners is fairly striding against the tide. During the company’s Q2 earnings call on Thursday, executives said its gross profit margin expanded to 29.8% in Q2, down 150 basis points from a ye
CEO Panel: Understanding and Winning Against the New Competition
Above, from left, Wendy Forsythe, James Dwiggins, Shayan Hamidi, Cory Vasquez and Michael Valdes As residential real estate evolves, your competition may look different than it used to. From the expansion of virtual models to the formation of large real estate conglomerates to new AI upstarts, an up
Regulators move to narrow CRA, drawing fire from advocates
Federal banking regulators released a Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) proposal Friday that narrows how banks earn credit for community development while raising asset thresholds for small and midsized institutions. The plan drew immediate criticism from consumer and housing advocates. The Federal D
Retired judges challenge Tuccori opt-in commission suit settlements
Although a date has been set for a final approval hearing, the real estate brokerages and associations that settled the homebuyer commission lawsuits through the Tuccori suit’s opt-in settlement may still face some challenges. The latest of these challenges is that earlier this week by four retired
Who decides where listings show up, Zillow, Compass or the MLS?
The briefs are in. The witnesses are done. A federal judge in Chicago now holds the question the whole industry keeps asking: who controls where a listing gets seen? Here is the part no ruling will answer for you. Zillow, Compass and Midwest Real Estate Data (MRED) spent the first half of July tradi
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