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Builders often lament that software vendors don't speak their language or understand their business. Now, four midsize production builders have formed the Technology Enhancement Project to define what they want software to do and have contracted...

Simple design tricks to minimize the garage's impact.

March soon might go out like a lamb, but it's never too late to look at protecting your employees and subcontractors who work outdoors from the cold weather lion.

When it comes to converting e-leads into e-sales, there's no substitute for speed.

Several indicators point to 2004 as a vanguard year for the green building movement as what has been niche moves into mainstream home building.

Marrying the classic architecture of 1920s American homes with modern floor plans hits a home run with buyers in Charlotte, N.C.

Buyers see metal surfaces as the new kitchen neutral, able to fit any décor, and they want them everywhere: range hoods, countertops, backsplashes, wall tiles, wainscoting, ceilings and floors.

Add value to your homes by incorporating these decorative details indoors and out.

The Partnership for the Advancement of Technology in Housing, made up of government entities, home builders, product manufacturers and others, has chosen the top 10 home building technologies to develop further and bring to a wider market in 2004...

Dahlin Group's eclectic architectural mix steals the show at this infill site in California's Silicon Valley.

Carl M. Freeman Communities solves land and location obstacles to create a community that blends vacation living and neighborhood appeal.

In 2004, the NAHB will dedicate its efforts to closing the nation’s growing housing affordability gap and to opening new opportunities for millions of working families who cannot purchase or rent a decent home.