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Stanford University researchers develop inexpensive seismic isolators for homes
Initial testing looks promising for devices that researchers say could eliminate need for residential earthquake insurance.
Mel Watt outlines how the FHFA plans to make mortgages more available
Points presented aim to encourage lenders to reach more borrowers
Spike in roofing demand prompts Sioux Falls, S.D., to consider dropping building permits
Local contractors are split on the issue but do favor more thorough inspections.
How new FHFA mortgage credit policies will affect the industry
Specifics will be announced at the MBA convention & Expo
Apartments boost home construction pace
A good year-over-year increase signals continuing recovery
Roofers association responds to Wall Street Journal article on fall protection regulations
Representatives say that OSHA regulations need to go beyond personal fall arrest systems.
Four-month upturn ends as builder confidence falls in October
After four consecutive monthly gains, builder confidence in the market for newly built single-family homes fell five points to a level of 54 on the Housing Market Index.
Barn inspires rustic look for New Hampshire custom home
Project Specs:
Location: Bristol, N.H.
Size: 1,700 square feet; 2,600 square feet with basement
Completed: Fall 2012…
September new-home sales may disappoint
Numbers contradict recent reports of optimism among builders
Former Fed chairman fails to qualify for refinancing loan
Incident raises question of whether the credit market is too restrictive.