August 2000
Feature
Multifamily builders across the country have reason to celebrate.
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Before & After [3]
Buyers rate builders' before sale support and after sale service, and the results suggest improvement is possible.
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Book Reviews [4]
'Meditations on Design,' by John Wheatman, shares distinctive design principles for a variety of living spaces.
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Builder News [5]
Mercedes Homes, based in Melbourne, Fla., named Ricky Beauchamp president of the newly established Carolinas division.
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When students at The Enterprise School (TES) in Vienna, Va. return for the new school year, they will be entering a building provided to them by an area luxury home builder.
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The way so few young people look to careers in the construction industry today, you might think builders are trying to keep job opportunities a secret.
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Finding Meaning [9]
After a experiencing a recent concert performance by Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, I starting thinking about applying aspects of his approach to how we conduct business. The more I considered the idea, the more value I found in it.
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In an effort to keep builders informed about green building, a 28-foot trailer made with over 50 recycled-content, non-toxic, energy-efficient, recyclable and reused building products rolled into the Moscone Center in San Francisco for the...
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The people at HousingZone.com, a daily online source for residential construction news and information, have come up with a great idea for presenting information on the e-construction era.
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On My Vacation [12]
Randy Harris’s wet and wild summer trip might be a little more adventuresome than most.
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Pulte's vice president of e-business leads revolutionary changes in the way American homes are sold and built.
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Car dealers do it. Travel agents do it. Even the kids’ school photographers do it. But home builders?
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Have you ever had a great idea for a new technology that would save money, cut construction time, use materials more efficiently or simply improve on an existent system?
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In this era of e-commerce, quality builders are poised to make their mark.
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Thanks largely to funding and support from PATH, six companies are hard at work developing the following technologies, which will be market-ready in 18 months.
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Technology Haze [19]
When historians write about the last years of the 20th century and the early part of this millennium, I expect they will use terms like revolution.
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Non-Profit keys deal for surplus property in Bay Area
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Urban Opportunities [22]
Competition for lots in the ring of communities that forms the 'inner' Bay Area has increased to a fever pitch in recent years. And while competition for land has always been tough there, it is the recent arrival of more national builders with...
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A Boston team scores big in the affordable housing game.
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