Architecture
Could Bigger Apartments Reverse America's Birth Decline?
A new study from the Institute for Family Studies links shrinking apartments to falling birth rates. It suggests developers could help stabilize the nation’s population by building more family-sized rental homes.
Architecture
What's In A Name? Garman Homes Pushes The Envelope
Vertical construction got underway this month on a house in Chatham Park, N.C., whose name is Barnaby. Here's why.
Architecture
The Brave New World Of Trustless Homesales Begins
Touchless is one of those tortured-English functions of pandemic value propositions we could get our brains around, but "trustless?"
Architecture
On The Spectrum: Money, Mood, And Color
What new construction and remodeling professionals really need to know about changing color trends and their impact on sales, relationships, and profitability is a perennial challenge. This year getting this right is a bigger deal.
Architecture
This Demographic Blip Could Trigger Demand Upheaval
While most experts fixate on supply-side disrupters and impediments in housing, population demographics could have a demand-side, not-so-nice surprise in store.
Leadership
The Builder's Daily: 3 Reasons Why
Mission? Vision? Strategy? They'll all come in due time. For now, TBD is all about just being here ... with a purpose.
