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According to Zillow’s data, 2.4 million homes are worth less than half of what they’re mortgaged for.
Looking for a special custom home? These four designs, offering a variety of styles, will wow buyers. Best of all, they’ve got plenty of photos to help your customer envision the final product.
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The agency’s quarterly house price index logged its first year-over-year improvement since 2007.
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Buyers are also shifting toward more pre-orders rather than completed homes.
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Positive earnings in the second quarter left Toll executives optimistic about what's to come.
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Builder Homesite is preparing a national marketing campaign to tout new homes over “used.”
The house, built inside Disney World's EPCOT, showcases the cutting edge in sustainable products. Some 15 million visitors are expected to tour the home in the next three years.
Connector strength depends on a long list of variables: species of wood, diameter of connector, duration of load, moisture content of wood, thickness of members, length of penetration, edge distance, end distance, spacing of connectors, orientation of wood grain, and probably the installer’s brand...
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Sales improved across all four regions during the month.
Wyngate at Medford's focus on meeting diverse lifestyle needs has helped it become one of the state's best selling projects.
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Johnny Isakson weighs in on how policies might affect the industry.
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In addition to his pioneering work on affordable sustainability at Meritage, Hilton has become a national leader in the discussion on energy and housing.
Sometimes buyers need a lot of bedrooms but not the costs of a large luxury home. These plans deliver lots of sleeping space, great gathering rooms, smart details, and surprisingly modest square footages.
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The demands of modern life have been changing much faster than new-home designs, say two top architects.
Filings in April hit the lowest level seen since July 2007.
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Earlier communication with trade partners is one key to controlling costs.
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Single-family permits were also up, while multifamily permits retreated from March’s surge.
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The companies have proved to be masters of agility in a down market.
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If he wasn’t a building official, I suppose it wouldn’t matter that much whether or not Alonzo rankles him.
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Gains were registered across all three components of the Housing Market Index this month.
For builders wondering what potential customers want, this research firm offers a new way to ask.
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Home builders and lenders gather to discuss when a recovery may materialize and the challenges that could bring.
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Unlike the publics, many of the 10 largest private builders boosted their market share last year.
The single-family homes that nabbed a Grand Award in the 2011 Builder’s Choice competition were a diverse group. Whether urban, country, modern, traditional, or in between, they’re elegant, inspiring examples of builders and architects at the top of their game.
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Columbus, Ga., builder Grayhawk Homes has expanded to Des Moines, Iowa.
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Tougher blower-door testing could be particularly problematic, says a state HBA chief.
Cutting corners can be a good thing—that is, when you’re eliminating unnecessary rooms and streamlining the home’s footprint.
D.R. Horton retained its title as the largest home builder in the country in 2011.
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HomeFront CRM delivers CRM functionality by optimizing sales and marketing processes with built-in campaign management and email marketing tools.
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Sales Simplicity Software’s new Customer Portal allows home buyers to access essential data for the entire home-purchase process in a secure, password-protected environment.
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Public home builders come closer to profitability while reporting improved sales and orders.
Washington, D.C., ranks as No. 1 market.
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The first question to be answered is: What does code require?
Green Demolitions saves still-good building products from the dump and gives custom builders a green alternative.
Woodmont Properties has sold 61 of 68 homes at Saddle River Grand.
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Price declines continued to take their toll on metros’ abilities to qualify for the list.
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New home sales fell in February.
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New home sales rose in Yuba City, CA in February.
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New home sales fell in January.
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New home sales fell in York, PA in January.
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New home sales fell in Yakima, WA in February.
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New home sales fell in January.
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New home sales rose from a year earlier in Winston-Salem, NC in February after sales decreased last month. Real Estate Owned (REO) sales as a percentage of existing home sales dropped, falling 8.1 percentage points.
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New home sales rose in Winchester, VA in February.
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New home sales fell year-over-year in Wilmington, NC in February. Real Estate Owned (REO) sales as a percentage of existing home sales dropped, falling 9.6 percentage points.
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New home sales fell year-over-year in Wichita, KS in January. Foreclosures as a percentage of existing home sales dropped, falling 12.4 percentage points.
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New home sales rose in Wichita Falls, TX in February.
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New home sales fell year-over-year in Wheeling, WV in January.
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New home sales fell in February.
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New home sales remained level from a year ago in Wausau, WI in February.
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New home sales fell in Washington, DC in January. Foreclosures as a percentage of existing home sales dropped, falling 6.9 percentage points.
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New home sales fell year-over-year in Warner Robins, GA in February. Average prices of new and existing homes dropped 9.4%.
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Waco, TX - Freshest Figures for New Home Sales Suggest Market Fall is Mounting
New home sales fell in Waco, TX in February. Average prices of new and existing homes dropped 6.2%.
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New home sales rose in Visalia, CA in February. Foreclosures as a percentage of existing home sales dropped, falling 7.8 percentage points.
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New home sales fell year-over-year in Virginia Beach, VA in January. The percentage of new home sales belonging to attached homes dropped, falling 14.9 percentage points.
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New home sales fell in February.
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New home sales rose in Victoria, TX in January.
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New home sales rose in Vallejo, CA in February. Average prices of new homes dropped 21.4%.
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New home sales rose year-over-year in Valdosta, GA in February.
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New home sales remained steady from a year ago in Utica, NY in January.
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New home sales rose in Tyler, TX in February.
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New home sales fell in Tulsa, OK in January. Foreclosures as a percentage of existing home sales dropped, falling 3.8 percentage points.