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California’s “New York State of Mind” Approach to Housing

10/19/202010/07/2020 Sophia Acevedo 0 Comments BIASC, California, construction, housing, regulations

New California regulations are burdensome to homebuilders and residents By Jeff Montejano New York and California are two great states

Economy In this issue

The B&D Interview: Robert Dietz, Chief Economist of the National Association of Home Builders

10/19/202010/15/2020 Sophia Acevedo 0 Comments economy, GDP growth, housing market, recession

Economy experts shares thoughts on 2020 homebuilding market and looks ahead to 2021 BD: What are your thoughts about the

Housing Solutions In this issue

The Attainable Housing Gap

10/16/202010/07/2020 Sophia Acevedo 0 Comments affordability, attainable housing, homebuyers, housing solutions

Why attainably priced for-sale housing has disappeared and opportunities to fill the gap By Todd Larue One of the largest

Architecture & Design In this issue

Connecting With the Great Outdoors

10/15/202010/15/2020 Sophia Acevedo 0 Comments design, ENERGY STAR, outdoors, wellness

Connectivity with nature in home design to encourage and facilitate wellness By Samantha Mallard If there’s one thing the 2020

Utilizing modular construction can help address housing

Housing Solutions In this issue

Utilizing Modular Design & Construction

10/14/202010/07/2020 Sophia Acevedo 0 Comments construction, housing, housing shortage, modular construction

A solution to the nation’s housing shortage By RC Alley The COVID-19 pandemic and its associated economic downturn have heightened

Economy In this issue

Housing Market Expected to Lead Economy

10/13/202010/14/2020 Sophia Acevedo 0 Comments corelogic, economy, home market, housing market, redfin

Pent-up demand and new priorities during the pandemic are fueling this sector By Patrick Duffy During a confusing year such

Economy In this issue

Why a Wave of Foreclosures is Unlikely

10/12/202010/12/2020 Sophia Acevedo 0 Comments Active Adult, economy, foreclosure, housing market

The dual trigger hypothesis provides insight as to why its unlikely to be like the 2008 recession. By Odeta Kushi

In this issue Land

Ensuring Current Projects Remain on Track

10/09/202010/07/2020 Sophia Acevedo 0 Comments buyers, construction, housing, landsea

Tips to keep current residential land projects moving forward swiftly and safely By Mike Forsum From work and employment to

Margaret Whelan provides economic insight to builders

Economy In this issue

Greenbacks for Green Shoots

10/08/202010/07/2020 Sophia Acevedo 0 Comments global economy, home buyers, housing market, U.S. Housing

The housing market is seeing robust demand after the damper in mid-April, a positive sign for builders By Margaret Whelan

In this issue Land

The Great American Land Rush

10/07/202010/07/2020 Sophia Acevedo 0 Comments builders, housing market, meritage, Real Estate

More land will be needed if the housing market continues to keep pace with strong demand By Lesley Deutch and

Millennials are gaining an interest in suburban areas

In this issue Market Research

Millennial Homebuyers Spurring Suburban Trends

10/06/202010/07/2020 Sophia Acevedo 0 Comments architecture, builders, design, market research, Millennials

Urban markets and multi-family, however, are still important despite interest in suburban areas By Cassie Cherry One thing we can

Architecture & Design Feature In this issue

3 Ways COVID-19 Will Impact the Future of Residential Interior Design

10/05/202010/07/2020 Sophia Acevedo 0 Comments covid-19, interior design, multifamily, open layout, single family

The most important fundamentals have changed thanks to what our society has experienced. By Josh Kassing Thanks to the pandemic,

Architecture & Design Feature In this issue

Creating An Interesting Interior

10/05/202010/07/2020 Sophia Acevedo 0 Comments design, design trends, interesting interiors, interior design

Functional and aesthetically pleasing space begins with one element By Barbara Schmidt In all the years I’ve been both an

Architecture & Design In this issue

Building Community Through Design

10/05/202010/07/2020 Sophia Acevedo 0 Comments amenities, bergmeyer, Bermeyer, design, multifamily

Ideas behind shared multi-unit amenities By Steve Seminelli The concept of a community clubhouse in multi-unit living is far from

Housing Solutions In this issue

Affordable Sustainability At Home

09/18/202009/09/2020 Brian Alvarado 0 Comments

To produce affordable designs, sustainability and simplicity are of utmost importance BY JOHN ALLEGRETTI Sustainability and affordability are not always

Construction In this issue

The Brighter Side of Things

09/18/202009/17/2020 Brian Alvarado 0 Comments

The uncertainty of the future makes loans more affordable for developers BY BILLY OLSON When COVID-19 was declared a pandemic

Health and Wellness In this issue Land

Intersectional Environmentalism, COVID-19 and Multi-Family

09/17/202009/23/2020 Brian Alvarado 0 Comments

Equitable health and safety response is dominating the multi-family market BY JENNIFER BERTHELOT-JELOVIC How do we adjust to living, learning

In this issue Land

Agrihoods Are Gaining Popularity

09/17/202009/17/2020 Brian Alvarado 0 Comments

Developers are applying agriculture into mixed-use communities BY JIM MACRAE AND STEVE BRUERE COVID-19 has certainly changed the way Americans

Architecture & Design In this issue

Boomers Have Big Housing Budgets; Here Are 5 Things They Want

09/16/202009/15/2020 Brian Alvarado 0 Comments

Whether buying or renting, the pandemic has made these features permanent for boomers; commercial interior designers must respond By Josh

In this issue Technology

A New Service Mode for Modular Homebuilders

09/16/202010/20/2020 Brian Alvarado 0 Comments

Advanced service management technology lets homebuilders take on unique industry challenges BY MARK STOVER Modular homebuilders increasingly look to new