NAHB Housing Policy Briefing | How NAHB is working with the Home Builders Institute and the National Housing Endowment to introduce young workers to potential construction careers; top reasons why homebuyers are having trouble buying a home
Putting stick-framing vs. panelized systems to the test to see which yields better results in terms of labor savings, cycle time, and cost
2020 was an unusual year for housing, to say the least. Pro Builder's annual reader forecast survey looks ahead to what 2021 has in store for home building
Optimism reigns as the home building industry enters a new decade
Use of information technology in home building lags far behind most other industries, hindering productivity and the ability to realize efficiencies
Everyone says off-site construction is the answer to housing’s supply, labor, and affordability challenges—except single-family builders
Two recent studies shed light on consumer preferences, helping builders differentiate their product from resales and deliver (and sell) more desirable homes and communities
Home builders remain optimistic for the year ahead, despite a sluggish end to 2018
Exclusive research from Professional Builder reveals homebuyer preferences nationwide for creating that all-important first impression for a home
Builders and architects weigh in on their preferred sources and data for keeping tabs on selling conditions
Builders and architects report on cost per square foot, house size, and buyer income and preferences
Builders and architects share what they want from supplier relationships and which attributes would make them consider using a new product
Builders and architects report on what's been happening with expenses, square footage, and buyer demographics
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