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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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In addition to water savings, the new products boast improved technology to keep units cleaner.
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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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Suppliers say life-cycle assessments give a truer picture of a product's cradle-to-grave iimpact.
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Colorado builders had hoped for some legal cover for transit-oriented development projects.
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The S&P/Case-Shiller index of property values in 20 cities rose 9.3% year-on-year, eclipsing Wall Street analysts' consensus, and heralding another strong tide of homeowners' return to equity after years of struggling underwater on their mortgages. Still, Case-Shiller is a catalyst, not a cause in...
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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...
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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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If any industry ever got punished for breaking the laws of supply and demand it was housing.
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Rubbing elbows with happy residents and getting glimpses of the “good life” are turning shoppers into buyers for a Pennsylvania active-adult builder.