In its just-released 1999 report, 'Who’s Buying Homes in America,' Chicago Title Corp. offers profiles of first-time and repeat buyers and the impact--past, present and future--of each on the housing market.

Taking the political temperature of voters on growth issues in the weeks leading up to the current election season, the National Association of Home Builders recently conducted a poll

It’s a growing market, yet one that limits competitive exposure. You’re not likely to find the big public builders doing tear-downs in the inner city.

If you build it they will come. That was the kind of faith it took Heritage Communities Inc., a Myrtle Beach, S.C., multi-family home builder to move forward with the full compliment of services it offers.

Preliminary numbers for the full year of 1999 show a pattern of the single-family sector doing much better than the multifamily residential construction market.

The Conference Board’s composite Consumer Confidence Index (CCI) climbed to a record-high during the first month of the new year.

The Labor Department’s construction materials composite price index rose by 0.2% between November and December of last year.

On Saturday, April 8, the final day of the second National Green Building Conference, attendees will have the opportunity to put all the learning experiences into perspective.

Renowned for his resilience through a 30-year career, Denver builder Geoie Writer finally decided to go with the flow rather than swim against the stream of consolidation in the home building industry now.