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Though recent reports have indicated strengthening housing prices and an upturn in home building, the path seems to be a zigzag rather than a straight line. New York Times contributor Jeff Sommer explores housing's fits and starts recovery. Starts come this morning.
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San Francisco and Washington, D.C., top the list.
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Door makers are answering consumer demand by creating products with thicker glass, tighter seals, and opportunities to make a custom look.
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For as long as I can remember (which is about 40 years) builders and Realtors have had an uneasy arm's-length relationship.
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London developers are latching onto the cost, time, and environmental benefits of using shipping containers as multifamily building modules.
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TRI Pointe Homes, whose initial public offering on Jan. 31 raised $200 million, has put some of the proceeds of its equity raise to work with the acquisition of 301 lots in three California communities.
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Smartphones are being synced with everything from thermostats to coffee makers these days. Here are some of the most popular apps being adopted by homeowners.
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TRI Pointe Homes, whose initial public offering on Jan. 31 raised $200 million, has put some of the proceeds of its equity raise to work with the acquisition of 301 lots in three California communities.
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His support of conservative causes overshadowed his housing accomplishments.
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With the city’s first light-rail line scheduled to begin service this month, Denver leaders and builders hope that legislation will protect plans for transit-oriented development.