Reduce wall temperatures with this heat-reflective paint designed to reflect radiant heat. More
September offers NAHB members a discount on IBS registration and the chance to connect with and honor associate members. More
Despite the Clean Water Act, the federal government’s role in protecting the nation’s waters remains poorly defined. More
Kevin Kelly is determined to keep the industry's comeback on track for home builders. More
Kevin Kelly, the new NAHB chairman, follows in the footsteps of a mentor and prepares to lead the association and its members in the coming year. More
As we look forward to the next leg of housing's big dig out from misery, one can hardly overestimate the impact that the surge of new private sector capital has had on recovery's early goings. Its genesis last year was the almost incredible absorption of vacant distressed properties by investment funds who saw big opportunity in the asymmetry between cost to acquire and rehabilitate foreclosed homes, and building a business around renting and eventually selling them. The beginning of 2013 signalled another inflection point in capital's inflow into the sector. Here's an inside look at what happened, what changed, and what's still going on in the movement of huge amounts of money into the belief system that is housing's next up-cycle. BIG BUILDER's John McManus reports the first of a multi-part special series on high-volume home building's game change moment, the TRI Pointe Homes initial public offering. More
After the clients discovered water damage, CG&S Design-Build helped them fulfill a... More
By carefully responding to local market conditions, and making the most of opportunities, Ivory Homes has managed to remain on top. More
Three-story homes with the look of urban high-rise lofts sell in the suburbs. More
