Denver land planner David Clinger believes innovations in high-density detached housing meet today's emerging market head-on.

Simpson Strong-Tie has created an Architectural Products Group as a response to a clamoring from builders and architects for attractive connectors for exposed wood applications.

Net worth among the baby boom generation has grown substantially, but it may not be enough to get them through retirement without Social Security and pension plans.

An early overview by PB editors of entries in the National Housing Quality awards reveals strategic planning as a common area of weakness.

There is no model home or sales office, and yet this two-tower, 532-unit condominium project boasts three buyers for every unit on its priority interest list.

Everybody in the organization is a sales ambassador to the public, reinforcing the buyer's decision and increasing customer referrals.

Demand is growing for small-lot, detached homes. But how do you deal with the cars while protecting safety and privacy at 7 to 10 units per acre?

Sales managers now can have weekly training videos delivered to them from the Internet.

Beginning with zero-lot-line homes built in California in the 1980s, there's a whole generation of high-density detached housing that lives well on the inside, but the street scenes and neighborhoods are disasters.