Single-Family Homes Home Building On The Upswing Single-family home production is expected to increase 10 percent to 855,000 units in 2017, and next year will be even stronger
Remodeling Projects About 1.5 Million Older Households Need Retrofits To Accommodate Aging In Place Nearly two-thirds of the 55 and older population wish to age in place, but many don’t have homes that are accessible for those with mobility...
Multifamily Report Indicates Rise In Single-Family Construction, Decline In Multifamily Starts A forecast from HomeAdvisor says that single-family starts will increase 12.2 percent to 900,000 units this year, while multifamily...
Single-Family Homes RSI Communities Invests $100 Million In Land Acquisitions In San Antonio And Austin The plan is to build 1,000 homes with amenities such as White Shaker cabinetry, quartz surfaces, and walk-in showers
Single-Family Homes Design Book Details Modest Mid-Century Homes An architecture guide from more than 50 years ago could contain some wisdom for today’s home builders. Lloyd Alter of Tree Hugger offers...
Products The New American Home 2017: Luxury Living, Energy Smarts With a HERS Index score of zero and luxe features galore, the New American Home is a gold mine of innovation
Single-Family Homes Construction Sector Has 77,000 Fewer Unfilled Jobs Since July According to NAHB analysis and the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, residential construction...
Single-Family Homes Single-Family Construction Spending Dips In December Total private residential construction spending grew 0.5 percent in December to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $466.9 billion, but...
Builders Construction Labor Shortage Holds Back Possible Home Building Boom A recent survey found that 200,000 construction industry jobs across the country are unfilled
Single-Family Homes Affordability And Isolation Remain Difficulties For Aging In Place The rise in the older American population will mean an increase in people who can’t get around very easily. By 2035, as many as 17 million...