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Tax Credits for Historic Buildings
Federal and state incentive programs make rehabilitating durable old buildings cost-effective
Is green building too expensive?
How much higher do energy costs have to rise before people will pay a premium for a house that is LEED-certified?
Latinos Will Drive the Next Housing Boom
In this 2008 interview, former secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban Development Henry Cisneros talks about predictions of an urban renaissance.
Building Codes for a Small Planet
David Eisenberg discusses the impacts of construction and development on the environment. Some of his examples will surprise you.
Home, a social asset
Home ownership has its obvious benefits, but should it fall on taxpayers to uphold them?
Don't Overlook These Deductions
An excerpt from James M. Kramon's Smart Business for Contractors: A Guide to Money and the Law
How Much Will My Kitchen Cost?
Use an architect's reality checklist to calculate approximate remodeling costs before any design work starts.
A Contract That Makes Everybody Happy
An architect explains why fixed-price and T&M contracts are not your only options when hiring a general contractor.
A dismal standard
A veteran builder bemoans the state of the construction industry today
25 Years of Milestones
From OSB and cordless drills to The Home Depot and HGTV, here's a look at how the home-building industry evolved in Fine Homebuilding's first quarter century (published on our anniversary in 2006).

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