When we look back at the turn of the millennium from the perspective of a few years, we may count Paul Estridge Jr. as a personal giant in the history of the housing industry: the father of 'the first mile.'

Mitch Hochberg is no day-trader, but he’s riding Wall Street’s bull market to home building nirvana.

In this issue that is all about bigness, it is worth some time to wonder what 'big' among home builders really means.

In case you thought industry consolidation was ending, think again.

Brookfield Homes president Jeff Prostor sees big trouble brewing in Southern California’s construction labor market, and he’s a little uneasy about lumber supply and prices.

As no-growth initiatives and smart-growth referenda pop up in local jurisdictions from one end of America to the other, more and more developers (not to mention elected officials and planners) are turning to Traditional Neighborhood Design.

What should you be looking for in a sales team? How about the following characteristics, behaviors, and results ...

While the moisture and infestation problems associated with exterior insulation and finishing systems (EIFS) are spotty, they are well-publicized and serious enough to prompt a burgeoning market for EIFS retrofit systems

California builders and buyers are warming up to ComfortWise, an energy management program that guarantees a home will use at least 30 percent less energy for space heating and cooling.