Alicia Huey, a custom home builder and the 2023 NAHB chairman, outlines her goals for the coming year
Economics
Mortgage Rates Are Falling—Does That Mean the Housing Market Is Weakening?
As inflation shows signs of cooling, mortgage rates are falling, but experts say it may be too soon to call it a recession
Housing Markets
These Popular Markets Are Expected to See the Biggest Inventory Gains in 2023
After reaching all time lows over the past two years, inventory is on the rise in metros like Salt Lake City and Dallas
Market Data + Trends
Young Adults Who Returned Home During the Pandemic Are Now Moving Out
Young adults are spreading their wings and going solo after moving back into their childhood homes throughout the pandemic
Design
To meet homebuyers’ evolving needs, we should use the current market slowdown as an opportunity to take a fresh look at housing design in response to recent trends
Design
Luxury Meets Legacy in a Family-Oriented Lakeside Custom Home
This project from the 2022 Best in American Living Awards is inspired by its legacy and location and creates a new foundation for future generations to call home
Home Design
A Texas Empty Nester Home and Studio With Room for Family, Too
A renowned residential designer takes on the task of creating his next home, and the result is both beautiful and functional
This light-filled California custom home reached back into the past to create a stunning present and a memorable future with a design that offers diverse outdoor living options and an invitingly warm, modern aesthetic
Pro Builder's House Review design team's ideas for meeting the needs of today's buyers, whether they're seeking a luxury single-family home, townhouse, or bungalow
In the week after his passing, the housing industry is taking a look back at Herb Kohler Jr.'s influence on bathroom design throughout his many decades at the helm of Kohler Co.
At Hermosa Village near Austin, Texas, modern farmhouse-style apartment buildings and a creative amenities package make this high-density multifamily rental development a standout
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Coronavirus
Aging in Place: My Aunt Nancy’s New ADU
An apartment addition for an accessory dwelling unit to allow a family member to age in place presents several challenges and lessons learned for both the homeowners and contractor alike
Average Homebuyer Income Increased Considerably in 'Pandemic Boomtowns'
Remote workers moving to Boise, for example, have raised the average annual income of homebuyers by 24%, to $98,000
What Now for Residential Construction? The Housing Industry Post-Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic is essentially over, but the disruption to the housing industry that lies in its wake will be felt for years to come
Some COVID-Era Workplace Practices Are Easing, But Others Are Here to Stay
COVID-19 may be easing its grip on the U.S. after a disastrous two years, but lingering supply chain disruptions have builders holding onto their pandemic business tactics
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Construction
The number of unfilled construction jobs at the close of 2022 was the third highest on record, and contractors could have even more difficulty attracting skilled workers in 2023
Jobsite Safety
OSHA Will Crack Down on Penalties for Trench Deaths in 2023
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration's national enforcement program aims to mitigate trench-related deaths on construction jobsites
Labor + Trade Relations
The Hardest Construction Jobs to Fill In 2023 Are Also the Most Vital
Contractors are having the most difficulty filling open positions that require leadership or experience in the trades, according to a recent survey by the Associated General Contractors of America
Sure, there are new methods and tech advances that might save you some coin, but don’t overlook the big dollars right in front of you right now
After peaking in April 2022, the count of unfilled construction jobs is trending lower as the housing market slows
Over 200,000 construction jobs have been added in the past year as the labor market continues its strong post-pandemic recovery
The residential construction sector is gearing up for another challenging year in 2023, but with healthy backlogs of new projects, home builders are optimistic
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Business
An archive of NHQA-winning companies that represent home building's best in Total Quality Management
COVID-19 may be easing its grip on the U.S. after a disastrous two years, but lingering supply chain disruptions have builders holding onto their pandemic business tactics
If you're running a home building company and believe numbers equal truth, think again. Numbers do, in fact, lie. But there are ways to achieve more reliable business metrics
Don’t let the current hype about single-family B2R communities obscure the need to create long-term sustainability and asset value
NAHB’s Housing Developments podcast explores potential solutions for a frenzied post-pandemic business environment
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2022 BALA Projects: Kitchens That Cook
Products
The New American Home
Stylish, Innovative, Efficient Products Featured in The New American Home 2023
Learn more about the products that went into The New American Home 2023 in Las Vegas
Construction
Boost Jobsite Productivity With These 6 New Construction Products
Construction tools to reduce manual labor, save time, and boost your efficiency on the jobsite
Kitchen + Bath
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
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Housing Giants
Submit Your Company Info for the 2023 Housing Giants
Fill out the 2023 Housing Giants survey form to see if your company makes the cut in Pro Builder's list of the largest home building companies in the nation
2022 Housing Giants Report and Rankings
Pro Builder's Housing Giants report ranks the top U.S. home builders by revenue, closings, and type and location of homes built and takes a deeper dive into two driving forces in housing today: built-for-rent and off-site construction
What Now for Residential Construction? The Housing Industry Post-Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic is essentially over, but the disruption to the housing industry that lies in its wake will be felt for years to come
Marketing Industrialized Construction to Consumers
If you build it off-site, will they come? Here’s how (and why) to target consumers with clear messaging about factory-built housing