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New home sales climbed in January. Foreclosures as a percentage of existing home closings dropped, falling 8.9 percentage points.
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But it will take more than two years to achieve, and not without navigating some road bumps.
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A monthly survey of business economists finds “restrained optimism.”
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San Francisco and Washington, D.C., top the list.
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New home sales climbed in December. The percentage of new home closings belonging to attached homes dropped, falling 8.4 percentage points.
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The Georgia-based production builder is one of Energy Star’s 2013 Partners.
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New home sales fell in Washington, DC in November. Real Estate Owned (REO) closings as a percentage of existing home closings dropped, falling 7.6 percentage points.
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As the government cuts begin to take hold, builders are trying to gauge what the impact will be on housing's rebound.
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An aged storefront, an abandoned factory, a historic firehouse—three case studies show how old buildings can be inventively transformed into great places to live.
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The two Virginia-based builders plan to grow together into new markets.