More and more builders are taking advantage of urban infill opportunities to provide luxury and amenities

The rising popularity of accessory dwelling units in the residential market is celebrated by builders looking to add supply to existing neighborhoods, but which homeowners will benefit from reduced square footage?

Builders and Sacramento County officials are advocating for housing policy changes to allow infill projects in single-family neighborhoods

Renters and homeowners in most major U.S. metros are in favor of modest densification measures to create more affordable housing

Backyard units and clandestine add-ons are shortcutting legal housing but solving a national affordability crisis at the same time

A growing new-home market depends on existing construction to avoid nationwide building obstacles

Homeowners in Princeton, N.J. are experimenting with accessory dwelling units

Infill builders are pushing efficiency to the forefront and getting a stamp of approval from returning customers.

A sampling of four single-family home designs still in the early stages of development