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2023 Economic Look Back: A Tale of Two Housing Markets In the season finale of Core Conversations, host Maiclaire Bolton

Schneider Electric Survey Reveals Energy Efficiency Top Priority in Homes Making homes more energy efficient is the most popular home

Building Green Housing: Thinking Out of Box Technologies When it comes to green housing, advanced construction technologies should go hand

LIVV Homes Redefines Luxury Living in Las Vegas with Sustainable Innovation Focused on sustainability and healthy living, LIVV, part of

Pultegroup Expands Northeast Florida Presence With Announcement of Two New Communities in Northern St. Johns County The Northeast Florida Division

Newly constructed houses you can buy in Southeast Nebraska Get ready to fall in love with this Village West townhome!

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Newly Constructed Houses You Can Buy in Kearney New Construction currently underway in Minden. This beautiful ranch style home with

Iowa Home’s Glass Garage Wall Home design is fun! With a few simple changes, you can transform a bedroom into

Award Winning Interior Design in Denver As his design for a new dwelling took shape, Andrews thought about the powerful

Florida’s Housing Market Saw Improving Inventory in October Florida’s housing market continued to show improving inventory levels (active listings) statewide

New Richmond American Community Now Open for Sales in Jacksonville Richmond American Homes of Florida, LP, a subsidiary of M.D.C.

MBK Rental Living Announces Luxury Rental Community in Morgan Hill “At Vida, we’re targeting LEED Gold certification,” said McCarren. “Vida

‘Barkitecture’ Is the Hot New Interior Design Trend Dubbed by Pinterest as a growing, “animal-first architecture” trend in 2021, barkitecture

Home Size Trending Lower Home size correspondingly increased in 2021 as interest rates reached historic lows. However, as interest rates

MetroIntelligence Economic Update by P. DUFFY October existing home sales fall 4.1 percent to 13-year low Existing-home sales descended 4.1%

American’s Homebuyers are Trending Older The U.S. housing market has shattered the stereotypical American dream, as the dominant group of

How to Navigate Regional Costs in Construction The construction industry has a serious need for accurate, local and real-time pricing

Governor Hochul Encourages New Yorkers to Make an Energy Plan Ahead of Winter Governor Kathy Hochul today encouraged New Yorkers

EPA Announces First-Ever ENERGY STAR Certified Distilleries The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is recognizing eight distilleries for being the

Going Green: Think About How to Winterproof Your Home Adequately insulated homes could save hundreds of pounds a year in

Builder Brings Homes Made of Foam to Texas As Texas deals with low inventory in the housing market, some builders

Builder Turns Recycled Cars Into New Homes in North Texas The housing market in North Texas has many rethinking their

MBK Rental Living Announces Luxury Rental Community in Morgan Hill “At Vida, we’re targeting LEED Gold certification,” said McCarren. “Vida

New White Paper Analyzes the Growing Demand and Benefits for Zero Net Energy (ZNE) Homes The research, released in partnership

How HVAC Can Turn Buildings Into Healthy Spaces for All According to recent research, more than two-thirds of U.S. residents

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KB Home Announces the Grand Opening of Its Newest Community in Highly Desirable Commerce City, Colorado KB Home announced the

Some Key Interior Decorator Do’s and Don’Ts From furniture placement to color and fabric choices and materials, choosing the right

5 Key Trends To Look Out for in 2024 Commercial Interior Design As the commercial interior design industry continues to

How Interior Designers Are Softening Brutalism’s Rough Edges Brutalism is back–and softer than ever. Marked by a stark, materials-forward palette