The Great Recession is said to have set Millennials' homebuying power back a decade. Now that their financial power is on the upswing, they are…

Prefabricated homes inspire a lot of excitement from designers, celebrities, environmentalists, and some builders. Yet, some wonder why there aren…

New single-family home sales surpassed expectations in May, rising 6.7 percent, when a previous Reuters poll of…

Up-to-the-moment fittings boast eye-catching design and technical capabilities that exceed buyer expectations

As mortgage rates rise, many homeowners are rethinking whether or not they will stay in their homes or move. New survey data show that home sales…

Efficient strategies for creating varied and appealing streetscapes

New exclusive research from the National Kitchen & Bath Association analyzes five buyer types, designated by both cooking- and design-confidence levels, to assess how specific lifestyles and behaviors inform remodeling spending

In the face of greater housing underproduction than previously anticipated, more than 5 percent of the total national housing inventory, a third way is being championed by report authors and housing researchers and economists.

Builders that are mindful of what’s driving homeowner angst may discover new sales and marketing opportunities when aiming to relieve these stressors.

Labeled “climate gentrification,” a new paper from the Harvard University Graduate School of Design uses Miami-Dade County as a case study to flesh out the descriptive theory’s ramifications.