Adapting to the New Normal
The multi-family industry has continued to weather the economic downturn and the new normal By Sean Burton Despite concerns that
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In this issue
Master-Planned Communities for Millennials
Trends for today and tomorrow with master-planned communities and millennials By Barbara Schmidt When we think of master-planned communities or
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What Do Millennial Homebuyers Want Post-Pandemic?
Desires and needs for the largest generation of homebuyers have changed By Josh Kassing Millennial homebuyers were set to become
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Design Considerations for a Post-Pandemic World
Drawing from historic design parallels, we can create the New Main Street that is responsive to our world By Todd
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America At Home
How “life from home” impacts the way we live in America By Nancy Keenan, Teri Slavik-Tsuyuki, and Belinda Sward By
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Economic Déjà Vu, But Housing Market Still A Bright Spot
Millennials are embracing suburbs faster than ever while housing leads the way By Patrick Duffy Although we continue to live
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Millennials Are Making Moves
Lifestyle changes are happening for millennials and homeownership is slated to go up By Brian Alvarado By any means, 2020
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The BD Interview: Ted Nelson, CEO of Newland Communities
Chief executive of Newland Communities shares his insight on the housing market and what it takes to develop a successful
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The Future of Technology in Construction
Augmented reality is expanding boundaries in the construction scene By Mike Mraz As our world continues to transform and endure
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Building for Rent is a Post-Pandemic Trend to Watch
There is a continued demand for new homes built specifically as rental properties By David Howard Perhaps the biggest question
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Smart Home Products Make Self-Guided Tours A Reality
Clever use of technology can help create interactive home tours that are safe, easy, and exciting By Chris Allen As
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Never Stop Asking, “What If?”
Smart shading solutions provide year round comfort in the outdoor area By Scott Selzer Remember as a child when we
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Designing for the New Must-Have Space
Opportunities for work-from-home areas are emerging as a must have for new home shoppers By Michael Stone What buyers want
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Virtual Selling: No Turning Back Now
Technology for selling is necessary for the future By Dennis O’Neil The COVID-19 pandemic, the resulting quarantines, no-work orders, and
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How Will New Design Address Post COVID-19 Development Living?
The impact of the pandemic is forcing the hand of real estate developers to adjust accordingly By Diane De Felice
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Designing During A Pandemic
Learning new methods for the Interior Design process By Barbara Schmidt We did slow down—and that was good because we
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The B&D Interview: Brian Kartchner, President of Woodside Homes Utah Division
Industry vet shares how Woodside’s Utah Division is building toward a safer, more sustainable future Builder and Developer: How has
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Housing Market Continues to Defy Economic Slump
As consumers shelter in place, housing becomes increasingly important By Patrick Duffy By the time you read this column in
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The Economy’s Bright Spot
Housing is guiding us toward the light at the end of the tunnel After a nearly three-month pause due to
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Pandemic Prompts New Thinking in Residential Architecture
Creative designs converge with new technologies to yield innovative solutions for seniors BY ARIEL AUFGANG Enhanced access for seniors and
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Virtual Sales Best Practices for Home Builders
Methods of virtual communication for successful home sales during the pandemic BY MIKE LYON Current public health concerns have forced
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The Shelter Industry Pivots: Where are we in the Pandemic?
Checking the pulse with an architectural designer, manufacturing marketer, and an interior designer BY BARBARA SCHMIDT At no time in
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Does It Take a Pandemic to Get Millennials to Buy?
Builders must adjust accordingly for the target buyer BY LESLEY DEUTCH & KEN PERLMAN After four weeks of plunging new
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Making Housing Affordable Again
Policymakers at all levels of government need to work with industry leaders to keep housing within reach for all Americans
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The Black Swan’s Effect on Land and Housing
Here is what we are seeing and what we expect to see in the coming months in regards to land
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The B&D Interview: Christopher Thornberg, Founding Partner, Beacon Economics
Economics expert explains why this downturn will look different from past recessions, and why we shouldn’t lose hope so quickly
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Construction Students Adapt to Distance-Training
BITA finds ways to make online learning work for hands-on students BY ALLISON PAUL ‘I love working with my hands”
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How Digital Tools Can Help Save the Market
In the social distancing era, digital closings are a great “no-contact” solution that makes buying a home simpler BY ZACK
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New Trends For a New World
These times have given us the opportunity to reflect and re-imagine the future of design BY RON NESTOR We are
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Labor Market May Recover Faster than in Previous Recessions
Key distinctions will be factors in determining the severity and duration of this downturn BY ODETA KUSHI The coronavirus pandemic
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Economic Outlook: Housing Will Lead an Economic Recovery
Post-pandemic market conditions are creating a formula for housing to thrive BY ROBERT DIETZ The United States is confronting the
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