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New Study Shows Where Millennials Are Living

The Urban Land Institute surveyed 1,270 people age 19 to 36 in November 2014 to find out where members of this cohort are living. The study...

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More Boomer Retirees Want to Upsize

Boomers gravitate to markets with a lower price per square foot

Codes + Standards

Soil testing is already required for commercial structures in Rapid City

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A study from Trulia found that it’s cheaper to buy than rent in the D.C. area – for those who can afford the down payment, DC Urban Turf...

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Rising Rates Won’t Slam Builders This Time

Research from Morgan Stanley predicts that the interest rate hike around the corner won’t hit builders as hard as it did in 2013,...

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A growing majority of private economists polled by The Wall Street Journal say the Federal Reserve will start raising short-term interest...

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Boston firm ISA designed four townhouses in the Roxbury neighborhood that produce more energy and hot water than the average homeowner uses....

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Toronto’s reign over urban construction came to an end as New York City snatched the crown for most multifamily units under construction. ...

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Deciding whether buying a new home or an existing home is better is a complicated task for today’s buyers, Investor’s Business Daily reports...

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The volume of sales can be hurt if interest rates and prices rise, which slows the need for more new-home construction

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