An increase in calls linked to domestic abuse via smart home technology highlights the need for consumer and manufacturer awareness

Beware: Many of today’s buyers can spot cookie-cutter homes faster than you can say “1950s Levittown” 

Finding out whether our homes can remain livable means getting personal and asking what kind of places we’d like to grow old in

In San Francisco and Atlanta, viable alternatives include a reimagining of the once-common boarding house

The dream for disaster recovery is kit homes that can be assembled by two mid-level trades

Clear commonalities and definite differences exist between the groups that bookend the buyer spectrum

Leveraging the intense feelings surrounding the most highly charged purchase that most of us will ever make

The state of modular home building, what buyers crave most, HVAC best practices, our first foray into augmented reality, and more

Nontraditional sources and incentives offer feasible ways to enrich the nation's supply of affordable and workforce housing 

As Americans get older, we want to remain in our homes without feeling isolated. Home builders are increasingly taking steps to meet these needs