Denver builder Pat Hamill opened this 1,523-square-foot Brockton model at Oakwood Homes’ Kessler Walk community in January 2001.

While greenfield developers tend to hire expensive marketing consultants to create a history that projects authenticity and mystique, infill sites often have the real thing.

Saturday dawned like most Saturdays do at my house — slowly. No one is in a hurry to get out the door. There are no school buses to catch or expressways to navigate.

Hy-Lite Products has come up with a way to brighten dark areas of the home without sacrificing privacy.

In the ongoing quest to recruit the best and brightest, leading home builders this spring are scouring the ranks of construction management schools in search of the likes of Ethan Foster.

Pay attention to little things, and they’re less likely to turn into big things.

20% of buyers perceived that all walk-through items were completed before move-in, and 47% said “most” were.

Be it sandy or clay-based, dirt accounts for local and regional differences in foundation construction around the country.

What you don’t know about the art and science of pegging new homes for sale could kill your dreams.