Job Offers Fly at Real Estate Class of 2004
At least in Southern California, this spring seems to be prime shopping season for builders, developers and housing finance firms seeking graduate students steeped in real estate education.
Achievers Make Big Moves
Movement in the rankings is one of the few characteristics builders in this segment have in common.
Peter Katz
Peter Katz, a New Urbanism forefather, talks about the move from consultant to practitioner and about lessons learned.
NAHB Backs Tax Credit
Now pending in Congress - and funded in the president's budget proposal for the fourth consecutive year - the Homeownership Tax Credit would increase homeownership opportunities for low- and moderate-income families.
Let Orientation Ease Transitions
Schedule the employee’s first week in detail. A first-week work schedule establishes expectations while allowing the new hire to assimilate into the company.
Storage Units Meet Garage Gladiators' Needs
If husbands' eyes glaze over as their wives select from a dizzying array of cabinets, flooring and plumbing fixtures, some manufacturers suggest that builders have those husbands wait in the garage.
TND and the Rules of Detail
Walkability, especially to retail, restaurants and services, figures big in the parlance of traditional neighborhood design. In an urban setting, builders can place TND communities near an existing retail core.
TND Versus the Cul-de-Sac
People talk about traditional neighborhood design as the best thing since sliced bread, but is it a fad or the new standard?