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Generation Xers now have families of their own and represent a strong market for today's builders.
Austin, Texas, mixed-use infill project appeals to both young urbanites and suburban empty nesters.
Loreto Bay Co., of Scottsdale, Ariz., is proving that U.S. builders can gain new ground in Mexico.
Enhance a home's energy performance by using the correct insulation.
If speculative buyers contribute to the formation of pricing bubbles, this is not good news.
Would you know what to do if a reporter and camera crew showed up on your construction site?
Find ways to create secluded retreats and hallway buffer zones.
The Appalachia Service Project was founded 35 years ago with a single crew. This year, more than 2,000 crews, involving over 13,000 volunteers, will work on more than 500 homes at 25 ASP centers in Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia and West Virginia.
Fire sprinklers benefit builders and consumers, according to new educational campaign launched by the Home Fire Sprinkler Coalition
Prime location in suburban Atlanta becomes historic-looking townhomes.
More and more people are choosing to follow their own individual preferences when it comes to their homes.
Use perceived building obstacles to your advantage to create a new profit opportunity.
The benefits of a positive culture extend beyond a ready stream of eager candidates.
The National Association of Home Builders Legal Action Fund supports state and local associations and builders in lawsuits involving matters of significance to the housing industry.
Builders invited prospects on their interest list to preview their new gated community via a unique invitation.
Imagine being able to build a home in 20 days. Or add extra rooms and space to any house by simply moving walls.
Builder Sarah Peck on the creative and progressive side of infill building on challenging plots of land.
Customer satisfaction is a process of matching expectations to deliver. Making smooth transitions is one of the most powerful strategies to achieve that.
Johns-Manville has introduced a new type of spray-in fiberglass insulation.
Simpson Door Co. transforms a door into a useable chalkboard surface with a new off-the-shelf product.
The equipment builders need to drive bottom-line results.
There's a debate raging among U.S. economists as to whether the rapid run-up in housing prices in many markets across the country constitutes an investment bubble that could soon burst.
Installing conventional gravity-based wastewater lines may not be practical where the the land's grade is too low.
Bathroom vanities are becoming taller for users' comfort.
In a booming residential construction corridor southwest of Chicago, builders voted to support higher impact fees.
The NAHB has created the Innovation in Workforce Housing Awards to recognize outstanding examples of work force housing communities.
Builders only work within the rules established by cities or towns. For new patterns of development to form, change must begin with the keepers of the zoning codes.
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