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Last year's recovery is expected to continue through at least 2014.
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The NAHB Research Center hopes rebranding itself as the Home Innovation Research Labs will help to better communicate its mission.
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Availability and prices of scarcer finished lots require builders to be smarter about acquisitions.
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But the market still has a ways to go for full recovery.
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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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Adding 412,000 new jobs over the next four years probably won't meet what builders will need if starts hit 1.6 million again.
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Lennar has overcome road blocks that have postponed construction for at least three years.
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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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KTGY Group devises a design that aligns townhouses of different widths, side by side, without losing unit density.