MBK Homes appeals to Asian buyers with targeted marketing and design.
AmeriSus kicks in $2,500 for every house built with its kits.
A high-speed train in California, a light rail in D.C., a super train yard in Arizona are planned.
The Salt Lake City–based builder commissioned contemporary-style homes that are selling fast and for full price.
The big Atlanta builder has changed his focus from designing new communities to fixing ones that reverted to banks.
A Los Angeles builder/developer is finding a market for communites where residents can leave their cars behind and walk to public transit and around town.
Large is the word of the month for economic development news.
Trumark Cos. mines an infill project in Upland, Calif., for profit.
Hampton, Va.
A Harlem church turns its land into income-producing condominiums.
Economic development takes unusual turns across the country.
Urban locations are ripe with opportunity for savvy builders willing to do their homework.
As the suburbs are redeveloped to accommodate population growth, they're starting to look more like mini cities.
Builders search for new opportunities in areas primed for redevelopment.
How architect Ross Chapin's "smaller is better" philosophy could change the American housing landscape.
The answers to these tough questions will shape the home building industry's future.
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Comstock Homebuilding Companies, Inc., Reston, Va. (NASDAQ: CHCI) on Friday said it has formed joint ventures with Four Points, LLC for the development of two new infill communities in Washington, D.C. The two communities, to be known as The Hampshires and Cedar Hill, will include approximately 150...
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Public builder plans to start a 15-story building with 25 luxury homes on Manhattan's Upper East Side.
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Scottsdale, Ariz.