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    The Great Resignation could have been ideal for home building—an industry desperate for more workers—except builders weren’t prepared to capitalize on so many people in motion. | Image: oz / Eric hood / stock.adobe.com
    The Great Resignation Could Have Been Ideal For Home Building—an Industry Desperate For More Workers—except Builders Weren’t Prepared To Capitalize On So Many People In Motion | Image: Oz / Eric Hood / Stock adobe
    Does your team strive for perfection? | Image: jivimages / stock.adobe.com
    Does Your Team Strive For Perfection? | Image: Jivimages / Stock adobe

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    The aftermath from Hurricane Sandy in 2012. | Photo: stock.adobe.com / MISHELLA
    The aftermath from Hurricane Sandy in 2012. | Photo: stock.adobe.com / MISHELLA

    NAHB Chairman's Message: Proposal to Create Climate Risk Committee

    NAHB will continue to be the housing industry’s voice regarding climate issues, with NAHB's Leadership Council recommending the creation of a new Climate Risk Committee
    Dec. 5, 2022
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    After The Midterm Elections, Any Affordable Housing Legislation With A Chance Of Being Signed Into Law Must Be Bipartisan

    Seeking Bipartisan Solutions for the Housing Affordability Crisis

    NAHB Policy Briefing | Housing is a bipartisan concern, with housing affordability a top-tier political issue; residential construction sees continuing labor shortage
    Dec. 5, 2022
    Many home builders find the software system they purchased does a lot of what they believed it would do, but not as much nor as well as they had hoped. | Image: gguy / stock.adobe.com
    Many Home Builders Find The Software System They Purchased Does A Lot Of What They Believed It Would Do, But Not As Much Nor As Well As They Had Hoped | Image: Gguy / Stock adobe

    Software for Home Builders: Why It Isn’t Working

    Software systems offer home builders real operational advantages, but several stumbling blocks continue to undermine success
    Dec. 5, 2022
    The most critical metric for home builders should be Net Promoter Score. | Image: Olivier Le Moal/ stock.adobe.com
    The Most Critical Metric For Home Builders Should Be Net Promoter Score | Image: Olivier Le Moal/ Stock adobe

    Customer Experience Metrics: How Builders Can Use NPS

    When it comes to measuring customer experience, the Net Promoter Score is an underrated and misunderstood metric in the housing industry. Here’s how to use NPS to gauge customer...
    Dec. 4, 2022
    Despite fluctuations and challenges in the housing market, roughly half of respondents to Pro Builder's 2023 Readers' Forecast Survey expect 2023 to be a very good or excellent year. | Image: tamas / stock.adobe.com
    Despite Fluctuations And Challenges In The Housing Market, Roughly Half Of Respondents To Pro Builder's 2023 Readers' Forecast Survey Expect 2023 To Be A Very Good Or Excellent Year | Image: Tamas / Stock adobe

    2023 Housing Forecast: Positive Outlook

    Pro Builder's 2023 Readers’ Forecast Survey finds that, despite continuing shifts in housing market dynamics, home builders are generally optimistic about the year ahead
    Dec. 4, 2022
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    During Construction, Site Supervisors Need To Be The “eyes And Ears” Of The Homebuyer

    Builder Reputation Basics: One Make-or-Break Factor You Can't Miss

    Since the first construction meeting lays the groundwork for a great relationship throughout the build, don’t sleep on the initial meeting between your site supervisor and new...
    Dec. 4, 2022
    DTJ Design's 6160 at Westerly is a multigenerational home design that aims to offer maximum flexibility to meet families' varied needs. Scroll down to find out more about the design. | Image: courtesy DTJ Design
    DTJ Design's 6160 at Westerly is a multigenerational home design that aims to offer maximum flexibility to meet families' varied needs. Scroll down to find out more about the design. | Image: courtesy DTJ Design

    Multi-Gen Home Designs That Succeed in Meeting Multiple Needs

    These designs meet multi-gen households' needs for independence and privacy while also offering communal gathering spaces for family members to come together
    Dec. 3, 2022
    Primior's first property in Venice Beach, Calif., is co-living facility that will allow Gen-Z and Millennial tenants to rent affordable housing units. | Photo: courtesy Primior
    Primior's first property in Venice Beach, Calif., is co-living facility that will allow Gen-Z and Millennial tenants to rent affordable housing units. | Photo: courtesy Primior

    Johnney Zhang Is Introducing Crypto to the Housing Industry

    With his cryptocurrency play, United States Property Coin, Zhang aims to turn real estate into a form of long-term capital for all Americans and resolve a widening affordability...
    Dec. 3, 2022
    From screwguns to thermal imagers, this crop of the latest jobsite tools can save you time and effort on site. | Image: monticellllo / stock.adobe.com
    From Screwguns To Thermal Imagers, This Crop Of The Latest Jobsite Tools Can Save You Time And Effort On Site | Image: Monticellllo / Stock adobe

    Boost Jobsite Productivity With These 6 New Construction Products

    Construction tools to reduce manual labor, save time, and boost your efficiency on the jobsite
    Dec. 1, 2022
    Duravit's newest bathroom collection: Zencha. Scroll down to see more.
    Duravit's Newest Bathroom Collection: Zencha Scroll Down To See More

    11 Kitchen and Bath Products That Pair High Performance With Great Design

    The latest kitchen and bath product releases from some of the industry's top manufacturers offer efficient performance with contemporary design options
    Dec. 1, 2022