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February 7, 2023

Next Stop, Apartments: 2-Story 3D-Printed House Lays Foundation For Bigger Projects Ahead

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Making construction cheaper, safer and more efficient sounds like a bold promise, but advocates of 3D printing say the technology is up to the challenge. Now, one ongoing project in Houston could help apply that construction method to bigger projects, including multifamily buildings, sooner rather than later.

Next Stop, Apartments: 2-Story 3D-Printed House Lays Foundation For Bigger Projects Ahead

CIVE, a Houston-based design-build firm, is constructing America’s first fully 3D-printed two-story house along with Hannah, a New York-based architecture firm, and Germany’s Peri 3D Construction.Those involved say the project is a significant stepping stone to constructing bigger projects like apartment developments more quickly and with fewer supply chain-related snags — a major plus…

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This Week's Houston Deal Sheet

The Signorelli Co. broke ground on Bluestem, a 356-acre master-planned community in Waller County. Representatives from the Signorelli Co. development team, EHRA Engineering, the county commissioner’s office and Royal ISD were present at the groundbreaking ceremony.

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At build-out, Bluestem is planned to feature over 1,300 single-family homes in a variety of sizes and offer ample access to the outdoors. The community will feature a planned 24 acres of preserved green space, with miles of walking trails and 2 acres of open recreation space. Residents can meander…

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Lincoln Property Company Commercial Announces Major Investment, New Leadership

Lincoln Property Company Commercial is expanding its business in the U.S. and overseas following a strategic investment by Connecticut-based Stone Point Capital. The Dallas-based company’s growth and succession plan also includes the appointment of two new co-CEOs, David Binswanger and Clay Duvall, according to a press release.

Lincoln Property Company Commercial Announces Major Investment, New Leadership

The pair succeeds Lincoln founder and Chairman Mark Pogue and CEO and President Bill Duvall, both of whom will remain part-owners of the company. Greg Courtwright will continue as Lincoln’s chief operating officer, per the release.“We’re delighted to have a world-class partner in Stone Point Capital to help drive transformational…

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EXCLUSIVE: Gender Imbalance In Senior Real Estate Leadership Roles Is Getting Worse

EXCLUSIVE: Gender Imbalance In Senior Real Estate Leadership Roles Is Getting Worse   The proportion of women in senior leadership roles in UK real estate has worsened in the past six years, a comprehensive new industry survey revealed, with a blockage at middle management level a key cause of the problem. A survey undertaken every two years by industry body Real Estate Balance found that women made up 27% of the workers in senior leadership positions at the end of 2022, down from 32% in 2016. A total of 32 companies employing 53,000 staff provided data for the survey.On the plus side, the proportion of female employees in senior roles rose from 21% in 2020. Other positive findings included a big fall in the proportion of support staff who are female, indicating women aren’t being confined to lower paid work in real estate, and a rise in female…

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