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The Best of NAHB’s International Builders’ Show 2023
In its biggest builders' show since 2008, IBS 2023 received more than 400 entries for the Best of IBS Awards. Here are the awards for each of the nine categories, plus the overall Best in Show winner.
2023 Design Trends Highlight Post-Pandemic Shifts and Affordability Struggles
Most homebuyers will compromise features for affordability, NAHB finds, but other buyer preferences continue to shape how homes are built and sold in 2023.
Color: The Biggest Bang for the Builder’s Buck
According to Mary Cook Associates, colors can have a profound, cost-effective impact but should be chosen to serve the space.
Coverings Announces Top 10 Tile Trends for 2023
Gathered and forecasted by the three leading international tile associations and sponsors, Coverings has announced the top 10 ceramic tile trends for 2023.
Panasonic Introduces Intelli-Balance 100 Mirror ERV
The device’s mirrored duct configuration will provide more flexibility to installers and engineers across the building industry for projects in any climate zone resulting in healthier indoor air wherever installed.
It's Time to Give Your Renters Smart Home Tech
Smart locks, thermostats, lights, leak detectors, payment apps: Owners and occupants benefit from the burgeoning market of property technology.
Housing Markets
Home Prices Are Dropping the Most in These 20 Major Cities
As mortgage rates continue to rise, sellers are lowering their asking prices in a last-ditch effort to attract buyers in these popular metro areas
New-Home Sales
Housing Experts Say Spring Could Be ‘Make-or-Break Moment’ for 2023 Market
The spring homebuying season is just around the corner, but will elevated mortgage rates and low for-sale inventory continue to delay prospective buyers?
Housing Markets
Asking Rents Posted First Gain in Five Months in February
After falling at the close of 2022, asking rents are on the rise in these popular US metros
Trends
How Has Remote Work Affected Home Values Across the US?
Years after the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, Americans continue to prioritize a healthy work-life balance, which is why many are still moving out of cities and working from home
