Market Data + Trends Where You Can Get a House for Less Than $200,000 CNBC found 13 U.S. cities where the average home costs less than $200,000. The median sale price for homes across the U.S. is around $234...
Market Data + Trends Starter Home Prices Are Rising the Fastest Entry-level home prices are rising faster than homes on the higher end, the Houston Chronicle reports. Prices for the least expensive...
Financing Salaries Often Go Furthest in Small Cities New analysis from New Geography found that local salaries often go furthest in small cities, after being adjusted for cost of living. Big...
Trends Why Bill Gates is Backing Building Innovation Bill Gates is investing in new, innovative companies that will change the way we build, Fast Company reports. Bill Gates loves to make...
Financing The Next Recession Won’t See Bargain Home Prices The next recession is unlikely to bring the bargain home prices that many saw in the aftermath of 2008, Curbed reports. The last...
Financing The State Where It’s Most Expensive to Buy a Home Massachusetts has ranked as the state where it is most expensive to buy a home, MarketWatch reports. Massachusetts ranked as the most...
Award-Winning Projects 2019 Honorable Mention Award Winners Four projects—from custom homes to multifamily projects—win Honorable Mention awards in the 2019 Professional Builder Design Awards
Award-Winning Projects Greystone Point, Bronze, Custom Home This custom home in Texas Hill Country wins a Bronze award in the 2019 Professional Builder Design Awards for its thoughtful blending of home and site
Financing Boise, Idaho Has the Fastest Growing Home Prices National Mortgage News reports that Idaho’s Boise-Nampa area ranked highest in the U.S. for year-over-year housing price increases, at a...
Trends Demand in Car-Dependent Areas Outpaces Walkable Neighborhoods Home-sale prices are growing faster in car-dependent neighborhoods than they are in walkable areas as buyers search for affordability,...