Codes + Standards 2018 IECC Released New energy requirements may fuel competition, encourages technological advances
New-Construction Projects More Homes Go Green All respondents said energy efficiency is the most important practice for improving home performance
New-Construction Projects Real Estate Investors May See a Multimillion-Dollar Tax Break A late provision added to the GOP tax plan would give real estate investors a new break, providing a 20 percent deduction on taxable income...
New-Construction Projects Changing Demographics, Lifestyles, and Tech Will Shape the Future of Housing Experts predict these changes will also affect land-use planning and regulation, redrawing patterns of urban growth, new development, and...
New-Construction Projects Developers Are Slowing Down in Denver Local experts say that a tight labor force, higher fees and materials costs are making development projects harder to accomplish. “I don...
New-Construction Projects Developers Are Advocating 'Gentlefication', Small-Scale Development in Dallas An influx of socially conscious urbanists and developers have been trying to bring a smaller, slower approach to designing the city known...
New-Construction Projects 'Making Lemonade': Roanoke, Virginia's Downtown Housing Renaissance Attracting millennials with new housing, dining, and rejuvenated public transportation, the Star City is setting a new standard for small...
New-Construction Projects Public and Private Funds Help Build New Downtown Area Bay Area suburb Union City, California, has started building a new urban-scaled downtown area, with more than $150 million in public funds...
New-Construction Projects Meet Me in St. Louis: Booming Construction in Boomer-Heavy Region St. Louis' population of those aged 65 years and older is 15 percent, the eighth-highest in the U.S. By 2045, it will be 25 percent, and the...