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NAHB makes another pitch for easier credit based on a study highlighting predicted increases in household formation, a principal driver of housing demand

Manufactured houses can be delivered by a truck, arrive on it's own wheels, or set by a crane.

BuildFax data shows signs of life in the remodeling sector, while a recent Mortgage Bankers Association survey suggests the foreclosure tide will begin receding by the end of the year

By packaging everything a homeowner needs to create an in-law unit--including private financing--a Berkeley, California start-up cashes in on a growing trend.

Flashlight was marginally useful on the pre LED-flash iPhone 3Gs models, but it have quickly becoming obsolete.

Using RESNET’s HERS Index rating system and local utility rates, the homebuilder presents prospective buyers with an energy-cost estimate based on the home's design

It’s too early to tell what approaches will be used to wind down Fannie and Freddie and to possibly revise mortgage-interest tax subsidies, but housing industry will be watching closely

An interesting architectural feature on this old home has many of us scratching our head.

In the process of remodeling a third floor bedroom/bath, we needed to find a way to quickly, safely, and efficiently remove all the demo materials. Guess what we came up…

No, digitile is not a typo for digital, its just my (lame?) title for using digital tools to layout, plan, and quantity of materials for a recent floor tile project.…