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U.S. home prices are forecasted to rise by 4.5% this year and 4.4% in 2025, driven by anticipated Federal Reserve

Inflation showed signs of cooling in August, reaching a three-year low despite persistent high housing costs, setting the stage for

Where did the summer go? Welcome Fall quarter. As the Editor in Chief of Builder and Developer magazine, it is

According to NAHB, limited resale inventory and strong growth in demand continued to put upward pressure on house prices through

August’s construction job market shows signs of improvement. According to the Department of Energy, today’s jobs report and the newly

August Jobs Report – Labor market gives Fed Greenlight for September rate cut   “Overall, today’s report signals that the

Sacramento County has just approved $26M in funding for affordable housing to help solve the homeless. According to SACCOUNTY NEWS,

The U.S. Census Bureau has released a report on July 2024 construction spending. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, construction

In the realm of development, the concept of master-planned communities has long been a cornerstone for shaping vibrant, sustainable, and

A summit is to be held from September 19-20 by the Boston Society for Architecture. According to PR Newswire, the

Size matters in master-planned communities (MPCs) and the sweet spot is being neither too small nor too large. Smaller MPCs

The best-performing MPCs are developed with a strong vision and plan that guides development and unifies the community with appropriately

LANDSEA HOMES SELLS OUT AT GREENFIELD VILLAGE IN DAVENPORT, FLORIDA   Community of 136 homes with upscale amenities and proximity

Homebuilder sales came in at or slightly above expectations during the spring season, helped by the strength of the initial

Pine Bluff, Arkansas sees small home prices; what opportunities lie within? According to Realtor.com, in Pine Bluff, just 45 miles

Master-planned communities have been around since the advent of Levittown over 7 decades ago, which has influenced suburban zoning and

As we turn the corner into the fall, numbers are showing that master-planned communities (MPCs) are still in popular demand

The U.S. housing market value has seen significant increases in the past decade. According to Boston Real Estate Times, “the

Lumber prices have risen for six consecutive weeks, with the Random Lengths framing lumber composite price increasing by 1.5% in

The housing market gridlock, caused by homeowners holding onto low mortgage rates from the pandemic era, may ease soon as

Kansas City’s green building market has evolved, with energy-efficient technologies becoming more common and sometimes mandated, driven by rising energy

Westlake Royal Building Products’ Trends Report highlights key home design trends, including mixed textures, biophilic design, extreme weather protection, and