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News and information on permits, job growth, and construction trends
With a little ingenuity, shopping on a shoestring can look like a million bucks.
Martha Stewart visits Orlando to promote her home designs and cupcakes.
Creativity and out-of-the-box thinking sold separately.
Enter the BUILDER 100 and Next 100, the industry’s premier list of the nation’s largest home builders.
Boyce Thompson: Boyce On Building
Boyce Thompson is editorial director of the BUILDER group of magazines published by Hanley Wood. Drawing on his years of experience covering home building, architecture, and retailing, Boyce tackles diverse and far-ranging industry topics in his twice-weekly blog.
Dan Nickless stole the show at our Denver housing market briefing this fall. After the moderator revealed that the Ryland president had sold 35 homes in the first 60 days since opening Steel Ranch in Lewisville, Colo., everyone wanted to know: How did he do it?
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