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Colorado builders had hoped for some legal cover for transit-oriented development projects.
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Builders and environmentalists take to the courts to sort out which energy regs will prevail.
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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.
Three recent studies address energy efficiency and home ownership bode well for significant changes to the way buyers finance home purchases.
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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.
New laws mean fewer incandescent bulbs. We take a look at CFL, LED, and halogen incandescent bulbs.
Rick Judson, a North Carolina-based builder, will focus on keeping the industry's recovery moving forward.
The new code includes stricter energy efficiency requirements and more-straightforward rules for accessibility.
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New registration process for the NGBS Green Certification Program is free.
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What a difference a year makes. 2012 was the year the housing recovery came to life – with the market now stronger than anyone dared hope for a year ago. Here’s what 2013 has in store.
But there's still a lot of ambiguity surrounding the Affordable Care Act.
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In addition to choosing a president at the polls last week, voters also passed judgment on ballot questions dealing with land use, property taxes, infrastructure spending, and other issues affecting builders and real estate.
Missouri statute shields architects, designers, and engineers who engage in third-party design evaluations.
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Fiscal cliff negotiations may include homeowner tax breaks.
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Refinancing, new mortgage regulations, and the mortgage interest deduction all won on Tuesday. But the best shot at more principal reductions might have been lost.
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These website links provide an array of helpful information and data about the Act and how it is likely to play out over the next several years.
The Affordable Care Act is reshaping the health care coverage builders offer their employees.
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Both presidential candidates indicate they may be open to eliminating or reining in MID.
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In tiny Lincoln, training for contractors and the town's enforcement officer smooth the process.
The NAHB continues to press its mission to keep housing as a top priority on Capitol Hill.