As the homeownership rate falls and the population continues to grow, Americans will need housing of all types.
Is there a better way to install your siding?
What's new in the world of wallboard?
Decision to combine modular and stick-built construction had its plusses and minuses.
Electricity generated by this renewable source could expand tenfold in five years, as long as incentives and credits remain in place.
Rinehimer Construction shares space with an architect, landscaper, and furniture supplier.
High-rise condos in Philly offer the ultimate luxury: automated parking.
A local builder gains market share with energy-efficient, cost-conscious starter homes.
Hand-Masker products offer protection for surfaces during construction.
Wood laminate is now available on Designer and Bryn Mawr III vinyl windows.
Inspection Scope allows builders to see behind walls.
Wall-mounted wine cooler holds six bottles.
CeraLine shower drain almost disappears into the shower floor.
Lightning Level allows contractors to take measurements in low lighting.
T-JAK offers a helping hand to lift objects on the jobsite.
Ladder's Little Helper makes ladders safer.
Sustainable building specialist offers her views on green building and business practices.
Delaware offers homeowners rebate on new homes certified green.
Little Rock, Ark., developer offers sustainable land planning.
Housing will recover where jobs recover.
Many technology products for the residential market originated in the commercial market.
New video solutions that keep home media spaces current.
BUILDER commissioned a market research firm to zero in on who the active buyers are and what they want in a home.
New homes are smaller, more affordable, located closer to major job centers and designed for the way we live today.
But private equity and debt can be expensive and fickle.
The Center's Annual Consumer Practices Survey reveals changes in kitchen remodeling between 2005 and 2008.
IBS is the place for builders and associates to gather each year to network, do business, and learn about new products and services for their industry.
COO of the national home builder since 2004, he now sets his sights on a possible new career.
A handful of key players rev up their efforts.
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