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We’re no strangers to the fact that asking people to change existing ways of operating can be a difficult ask. As a software company, we’re used to being greeted with skeptical eyes -- so much so that we’ve grown comfortable with it and use conversations with prospective clients as learning opportunities more than anything. In fact, thanks to those conversations, we created an entire blog series and ebook devoted to helping companies successfully manage software change.

 Honored for the second consecutive year with HousingWire’s HW Tech100.

Nashville, TN, -- April 3, 2018 -- Built Technologies was named one of the most innovative technology companies in housing, appearing on the HW Tech100 for the second year in a row. The 2018 HW Tech100 recognizes the leading technology and software companies in the mortgage finance space.

You may have seen the headlines indicating that construction outlook for the year is looking really strong. We’ve covered it a couple times, even in infographic form.

As we head into 2018, the Built team is more excited than ever to be in the construction industry. When we started Built three years ago, we could not have predicted the way the real estate and construction markets would continue to expand across nearly every market in the country.

At Built, we take a consultative approach with our clients. We really get to know their business -- where they’re doing really well right now and where they have opportunity to improve. From that learning, we tailor our platform to their specific needs, and our implementation team stays in regular contact to make sure they’re getting positive results. You’ll never see us selling our software, then wishing our clients luck from afar.

CARMEL, Ind., Mar. 06, 2018 – Baker Hill, a leading provider of technology solutions for lending, risk management, and analytics, has entered into a strategic alliance with Built Technologies, a Tenn.-based technology company bringing construction lending into the digital age.

The surge in popularity of reality renovation shows has inspired many homeowners to look at their houses in a new way -- namely as a project they can beautify themselves. Home buyers are looking for houses that look like they do on TV, with modern layouts and updated features. Combine that with record-low home inventory, and the result is more people choosing to update their current homes instead of looking for something new.

As we closed out 2017, Realtor.com and Oldcastle Business Intelligence released detailed reports on the state of the nation’s housing and construction industries accompanied by their projections for the year ahead. We compiled a list of the top trends and predictions from each report and put the key data points into two infographics for housing and construction.

Forward-thinking lenders know that construction lending is a vertical they can’t afford to ignore. New construction projects are going to grow nationwide in 2018 and likely beyond, and there is a lot of good money to be made for lenders that can get their construction portfolio right.