National Association of Realtors study shows that affordability ranks higher than pollution and crime in terms of concerns.

Luring prospects into sales offices costs builders and developers big marketing bucks, and many overlook their best and most economical resource: their customers.

What you should learn from job candidates before making an offer

While the land buy sets the stage for profit potential, direct construction costs are the major variable that actually determines what the profit will be

The porch reclaims its position as the elevation's main attraction.

Customer satisfaction comes down to individual decisions made by employees and trade contractors, beyond all of the industry best practices imposed from above.

In less than a decade, transplanted Californian Perry Ashby has helped change the Missoula, Mont., new home market for the better.

Job-site communication can be a problem if workers, foremen and superintendents are not somewhat familiar with construction terms in English and Spanish.

Personal relationships with buyers are just as important as quality control.