Author: BrianAnthony

Buyer Demand Hanging Tough Despite mortgage rates reaching 23-year highs, low inventory levels are spurring surprisingly strong competition, according to

How Much Does It Cost To Build A House In 2023? Many house hunters grapple with whether to buy or

Q3 New Home Construction Reaches Highest Share on Record Nationwide, 30.6% of U.S. single-family homes for sale in Q3 were

New Hanover Community Welcomes First Build-To-Rent Neighborhood More than 200 cottages are now available within a 120-acre mixed use village

KB Home Announces the Grand Opening of Its Community in Hollister, California The new homes at Brighton at Fairview are

Toll Brothers Opens Haven Oaks Luxury Home Community in Orlando, Florida Toll Brothers, Inc announced the opening of Haven Oaks,

110-Unit Senior Living Facility To Open in in Halfmoon, New York Summit’s fifth facility has pre-leased over 80 percent of

Century Communities Announces New Community in California’s Central Valley In total, the new community will bring 104 new homesites to

Are Formal Entertaining Spaces Making a Comeback? Homebuyers are looking for flexible spaces and features, which make guests feel welcome

Resilient Home Designs Protect Against Hurricanes While Lowering Emissions A North Carolina home survived the 160 mph winds with just

Designing With Durability in Mind A busy home requires extra effort to remain neat and well polished. Whether it’s kids,

Porches on New Homes as Popular as Ever Porches have been a popular home feature, consistently ranking in the top

MetroIntelligence Economic Update by P. DUFFY Share of median income to cover P&I payments at 35-year high Rising rates and

Why D.R. Horton and Other Home Builder Stocks Are Defying Gravity Home builder stocks have been on a tear this

Update: Lumber Prices Down Slightly YoY LBR is currently at $530.50 per 1000 board feet, down 1% from $535.00 a

Federal Housing Administration Changes Appraisal Requirements for Certain Manufactured Homes to Enhance Financing Flexibility for Borrowers The Federal Housing Administration

Newly Constructed Energy-Efficient Home KB announced the grand opening of Matthews Ridge, its latest new-home community in Lillington. These new

Toward Sustainable Construction: Preparing Liquefied Stabilized Soil From Construction Sludge Liquefied stabilized soil (LSS) is made with construction waste and

9 Energy-Efficient Homes That Keep Heating Costs Down If you’re fed up with high heating bills and don’t want to

How to Weatherize for Winter New Yorkers are no stranger to layering up when temperatures dip below freezing. Preparing for

Building Green: Sustainable Construction in Emerging Markets How developing countries meet their rising building needs will be pivotal to the

WoodWorks Summit Shaping the Future of Sustainable Construction The growing prevalence of wood construction in Canada and around the world

Florida Developers Pioneer Resilient, Eco-Friendly Homes Amid Rising Hurricane Threat Climate change is increasing billion-dollar disasters, many of them from

Goodyear’s Master-Planned Community of Estrella Is Still Growing. Here’s What’s Coming The development has been in the works since the

New Housing Project To Help Veterans Experiencing Homelessness and Residents With Disabilities Deputy Mayor Todd Bettison, the Detroit Housing and

Landsea Homes Closes on 50 Homesites for a New Community in Patterson, CA Blossom at Baldwin Park will feature single-family

New Florida 55+ Communities with Attached Villas The only problem is not every Florida 55+ community has attached villas. So

KB Home Announces the Grand Opening of Its Newest Community in the Popular Patterson Ranch Master Plan in Patterson, California

The Top Home Heating Trends From smart home systems and underfloor heating to renewable energy sources, these are the top

Designing with White What color is white? When it comes to the world of home decor, the answer can be

Keep an Eye Out for These 2024 Home Design Trends While there’s no need to redecorate or renovate your home

Some Houses Being Built to Resist Hurricanes and Cut Emissions When Hurricane Michael hit the Florida Panhandle five years ago,