Rich Binsacca

1 week ago | probuilder.com | Rich Binsacca

I was fortunate to attend the National Housing Supply Summit in March, an all-day event cohosted by the Housing Innovation Alliance, HousingTech, and The George Washington University at the National Housing Center, in Washington, D.C.More than 300 attendees listened and learned from a wide variety of industry stakeholders—builders, policymakers, academics, researchers, regulators, and economists among them—about the multiple headwinds facing housing supply and attainability.

2 months ago | probuilder.com | Rich Binsacca

I think I’m a decent storyteller ... on paper. Maybe a little long-winded at times, but I do a pretty good job of organizing my thoughts and getting to my point efficiently and effectively in print. But if I’m asked to verbalize a story, not so much. I tend to dive deep into the backstory and drift off on tangents, losing the listener before I even get to the meat of the tale. There is one thing I do always try to do, though, and that’s avoid buzzwords and trendy slang.

2 months ago | multifamilyexecutive.com | Rich Binsacca

Building Green Affordably Here's how to deliver on Gen Y's expectations for higher levels of resource conservation and overall sustainability in an affordable rental property without breaking the budget. The Coming Shape of Multifamily Green building, Baby Boomers, Gen Y, and housing finance reform will shape the next decade and beyond.

Dec 11, 2024 | probuilder.com | Andrew Hunt |Rich Binsacca

This article first appeared in the November/December 2024 issue of Pro Builder. If there was ever a home builder that had earned the right to rest on its considerable laurels—award-winning and envied designs, a two-generation reputation as a market leader and innovator, and national recognition for elite operational acumen—it would be Camelot Homes.

Dec 11, 2024 | probuilder.com | Andrew Hunt |Rich Binsacca

This article first appeared in the November/December 2024 issue of Pro Builder. As you approach from the modest road that leads to an enclave of second homes in the resort town of Breckenridge, Colo., it’s clear the Panorama Idea Home stands apart from its neighbors. And it does so in more ways than just the home’s bright white board-and-batten siding and slightly jagged form that traverses the long, flat lot.