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With two public offerings under its belt and another pending, the new public home builder model is spreading.
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Did you know that four in 10 Americans are living in conditions where it is dangerous to breathe due to high air pollution levels? The American Lung Association (ALA) released the 2013 "State of the Air" report—measuring low-lying ozone pollution and both short- and long-term particle...
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Home building pros share tips for improving the bottom line.
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Production builders look for ways to close gaps in their supply-chain management, but use of existing technology to share information is lacking.
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MIT’s Andrew McAfee fears that as machines get smarter and more agile, they could potentially destabilize the economy.
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A new builder business model has morphed out of the recession, one with multiple sources of cash to capture market share.
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Expansion is now in the cards again for many companies in the 2013 Builder 100 ranking of the biggest builders in America.
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The most recent Zillow Home Price Expectation Survey (ZHPES) asked professional forecasters to provide predictions for housing market growth in the near term. The average prediction for appreciation in 2013 is 5.4%, with the lowest projection at 3% depreciation and the highest at 10.1% appreciation.
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In its third home-builder acquisition in 11 months, Ryland is returning to Dallas.
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Your BUILDER Tech Tip of the Day covers Twitter and the ways you can use it to connect with your network and grow your business.
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Its closings this year are projected to jump 48% above 2012.
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The six month period since Hurricane Sandy has provided mixed results from insurers and urban planners, but it's also provided opportunity for builders to talk about building better for the future.
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For tax purposes, you need to find a middle ground more precise than somewhere between "forever" and "immediately" for keeping tax and financial records. Here are some tips to help you figure out which records to keep and how long to keep them.
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Harvard Business School Senior Lecturer Nicolas P. Retsinas discusses the factors contributing to the apparent housing market recovery.
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The National Association of Home Builders and Frank Gehry are just a few among many embracing green and sustainable practices on a grand scale.
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Fresh off a heady IPO in February, TRI Pointe Homes isn't wasting time getting its new-found capital into an investment position in opportunistic flashes. Here the deal is for 76 lots in San Mateo.
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Ask a builder whether the year-long good-news run in housing is sustainable and he or she will likely say, "it's better than it was, but it could still go either way."
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According to payroll company ADP and their partner Moody's Analytics, the construction industry fared better in April than it did in March, adding 15,000 new jobs last month. Professional services added 20,000 jobs, fewer than the 39,000 added in March.
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Colorado builders had hoped for some legal cover for transit-oriented development projects.
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Once again, it's a critical jobs data week, and the focus lately has been on Americans leaving the labor force in unprecedented numbers. But the trend has more to do with retiring baby boomers than frustrated job seekers abandoning their searches. The Wall Street Journal's Ben Casselman reports...