PB August 2000

Have you ever had a great idea for a new technology that would save money, cut construction time, use materials more efficiently or simply improve on an existent system?

Buyers rate builders' before sale support and after sale service, and the results suggest improvement is possible.

Pulte's vice president of e-business leads revolutionary changes in the way American homes are sold and built.

Competition for lots in the ring of communities that forms the 'inner' Bay Area has increased to a fever pitch in recent years. And while competition for land has always been tough there, it is the recent arrival of more national builders with deeper p...

In an effort to keep builders informed about green building, a 28-foot trailer made with over 50 recycled-content, non-toxic, energy-efficient, recyclable and reused building products rolled into the Moscone Center in San Francisco for the Pacific Coas...

Randy Harris’s wet and wild summer trip might be a little more adventuresome than most.

Multifamily builders across the country have reason to celebrate.

Some things you just can’t do by yourself.

The people at HousingZone.com, a daily online source for residential construction news and information, have come up with a great idea for presenting information on the e-construction era.

Thanks largely to funding and support from PATH, six companies are hard at work developing the following technologies, which will be market-ready in 18 months.