Vincent Salandro

Washington, D.C., United States

Associate Editor at ZondaHome

Associate Editor at Builder Magazine

Associate Editor at Remodeling Magazine

Associate Editor at The Journal of Light Construction

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Articles

How Acres.com Is Streamlining Property Decisions

1 week ago | builderonline.com | Vincent Salandro

With the nation facing a housing shortage in the millions of units, land is both a necessity and a prized asset in today’s market. In the midst of the modern-day land rush, tools that offer stakeholders clear, complete, and actionable data can not only enhance efficiency—but also save companies millions. Enter Acres.com. Launched in 2022, this land data and mapping platform provides information for over 150 million parcels of land nationwide.
The AI Revolution Is Coming for the Home Building Industry

3 weeks ago | builderonline.com | Vincent Salandro

The home building industry has traditionally been slow to adopt new technologies. However, technology is no longer seen as something to avoid, and the latest innovation, artificial intelligence, is one that experts believe builders cannot afford to overlook. “When builders start realizing their competitors are pulling ahead of them, they will then start to look into AI more,” says Erik Cofield, vice president of strategy at Merlin AI, an AI-first construction ERP system.
7 Takeaways From the National Housing Supply Summit

1 month ago | multifamilyexecutive.com | Vincent Salandro

Home > News > 7 Takeaways From the National Housing Supply Summit News Adobe Stock Framed by the question of what the federal government can do to increase housing supply, industry stakeholders gathered at the National Housing Supply Summit in Washington, D.C., to exchange ideas covering topics ranging from policy to finance to construction. The United States has long faced a housing supply deficit of millions of units.
Clayton Homes

1 month ago | multifamilyexecutive.com | Vincent Salandro

Posted on March 24, 2025 7 Takeaways From the National Housing Supply Summit Panelists discussed potential solutions for labor, lumber, legislation, land, and... More Tags: Labor Shortage, Policy, Housing Shortage, Clayton Homes, Home Builders Institute
Labor Shortage

1 month ago | housingfinance.com | Vincent Salandro

By Vincent Salandro
Home Builders Institute

1 month ago | multifamilyexecutive.com | Vincent Salandro

Posted on March 24, 2025 7 Takeaways From the National Housing Supply Summit Panelists discussed potential solutions for labor, lumber, legislation, land, and... More Tags: Labor Shortage, Policy, Housing Shortage, Clayton Homes, Home Builders Institute
James Hardie Acquires The AZEK Company in $8.75 Billion Deal

1 month ago | builderonline.com | Vincent Salandro

James Hardie and The AZEK Company have entered a definitive agreement to combine operations. Under the agreement, James Hardie will acquire AZEK for a combination of cash and James Hardie shares with a transaction value of $8.75 billion. The combination of the two companies will create a leading exterior and outdoor living products platform.
What public builders say about the 2025 housing market

1 month ago | roselawgroupreporter.com | Vincent Salandro

(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Landsea Homes, Lennar, Meritage Homes, Taylor Morrison, and Toll Brothers.)By Vincent Salandro | YourValleyDespite challenging conditions during the back half of 2024, the majority of public home builders posted positive fourth quarter and full-year results. Many fourth quarter earnings reports were highlighted by record levels of closings and deliveries.
Earnings Roundup: Smith Douglas Homes and United Homes Group

1 month ago | builderonline.com | Vincent Salandro

The fourth quarter earnings period closed out with the two newest public home builders—Smith Douglas Homes and United Homes Group—reporting financial results for the quarter and the full fiscal year. Both posted strong results, growing closings in both the fourth quarter and the full fiscal year, while noting many of the same trends cited by their peers—affordability and macroeconomic uncertainty—remain headwinds.
Inside Taylor Morrison's big growth push

1 month ago | roselawgroupreporter.com | Vincent Salandro

(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Taylor Morrison.)By Vincent Salandro | BuilderTaylor Morrison will invest $12 billion over the next three yearsand open more than 600 communities as it pushes to close 20,000 homes by 2028. “Twenty-thousand units is a big number in today’s environment, but today’s market has nothing to do with where we’re going to be in 2028,” chief executive officer Sheryl Palmer told the company’s first-ever investors’ day.