Builder and Developer Magazine

Incorporate smart home features into your projects to attract tech-savvy homebuyers

Withee Malcolm takes on urban infill in Los Angeles, California with two communities and an amenity-rich design approach

Finance is now suffering from tighter credit availability, and that may be what finally turns this ship around.

As many Californians struggled to gain a foothold in homeownership early this year, a surging stock market and other forces lifted sales of $1 million-plus homes t o the highest level ever for a first quarter

The $9.89 million project, designed for architectural impact, to secure continuity of utility services for residents of the complex’s 371

The key to solving California’s housing crisis starts with calling it the right name

KTGY-Designed Mixed-Use Development in Southeastern King County to Include 850,000 SF Entertainment and Lifestyle Center, More Than 1,500 Homes, a

New technologies represent new ground for builders to exceed customers’ expectations and enrich their lifestyles

The market banter at the onset of 2017 provides contradictory guidance for the shrewd developer or investor in multifamily housing

Today’s digital QA technology can help builders large and small deal with labor shortages and potential construction problems

Scaling up the smart home can transform the most densely-populated communities into the greenest By Robert Cooper We are in

Building code changes injected by special interest groups and rapidly churned-out code books threaten our state’s ability to keep its