Residential remodeling has been steadily on the rise for the last several years. So what else is new? Actually, quite a lot. For businesses that deal with property, it’s more important than ever to keep an ear to the ground for the changing landscape of remodeling activity. Why now? Because 2016 saw some interesting... Read More
The team got back from the Florida Association of Insurance Agent conference last week where they had a fantastic time. They met a lot of great folks and enjoyed spreading the word about BuildFax property insights and the impacts they can have on reducing risk, pricing more competitively, and increasing profitability. “We had dozens of conversations... Read More
Did you miss our abandoned construction webinar? Don’t worry, you can still watch it! Whether you’re underwriting a book of business, managing a portfolio of properties, or looking for new housing data to help forecast economic change, your success relies on knowing what’s happening with construction activity. It also relies on knowing what’s not... Read More
We are so excited to be heading to Orlando this week for the Florida Association of Insurance Agents convention. Are you planning to attend? If so, stop by booth #1016 and say hi to Gentry Bowen and the team! If you’d like to schedule a meeting with us, contact us today. P.S.... Read More
The BuildFax team had a blast last week volunteering with Asheville, North Carolina’s Habitat for Humanity. As a company, we value the environment and we believe in equal housing opportunities for everyone. So getting to take part in the construction of certified green-built homes for local housing cost-burdened families fit perfectly with our ethos. Special... Read More
Could examining abandonment trends over the course of an economic downturn uncover a possible connection to the housing crisis, or even reveal a new leading indicator? And what about the rise in construction we are seeing now – is there a recurrence of abandoned projects in the current economy (or on the horizon)? These... Read More
