With a tiny footprint and towering presence, Manhattan condo building rises above lot's limitations
The challenge was instantly apparent to designers at Rafael Viñoly Architects: How to create a luxury residential building, packed with features, on a lot less than the size of two tennis courts in lower Manhattan that’s already surrounded by other towers.
Boulder, Colorado, wants to impose fees for renovations and razings
Demolishing an existing home to make way for a new one would no longer be permissible without additional fees in Boulder, Colorado, if the City Council approves an ordinance being written.
Homebuilder outlook remains negative amid tariff volatility, rising building material costs
Homebuilders across the country reported low confidence in the housing market this month due to tariff-induced cost increases but felt slight relief with the modestly declining mortgage rates.
Burning Man artist's steel giant is one of many sculptures firing up interest in Colorado development
Artist Michael Benisty's work can usually be found in the Nevada desert at Burning Man or the backyards of the ultra-rich, but one of his beyond-life-size steel sculptures is in a developing neighborhood outside Aurora, Colorado.
Homeowners frustrated over plans for North Georgia development
Five years ago, Brian Nix bought a four-bedroom house overlooking what used to be the sixth tee of a former golf course at the Gold Creek development in Dawsonville, Georgia, a scenic enclave in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains about 60 miles north of Atlanta.
This Illinois farm town of 6,500 people could soon see influx of 1,000 homes
More than 1,000 new homes could be coming to Elburn, Illinois, in one of the largest potential developments that would capitalize on a hot new construction market in the Chicago suburbs.
Lennar plans to bring geothermal energy to 1,500 Colorado homes
Lennar plans to deploy geothermal heat pumps to 1,500 new Colorado homes by the end of 2026 in one of the largest U.S. residential projects using the alternative energy source.
Smart homes built for cost savings are coming to Arizona, in one of the country's fastest-growing cities
A fast-growing Phoenix neighbor is getting a batch of efficient houses built to save owners money, time and the frustration of getting their smart home devices set up.
Yards are smaller at this Colorado development aimed at travelers
Homes designed to take the maintenance out of ownership are expected to be the focus of an upcoming 132-unit neighborhood outside Denver.
Land sale by Texas charity to result in 4,000 new homes near Houston
One of the first land sales by an 80-year-old charitable foundation is set to result in a 4,000-home, master-planned development outside Houston in Fort Bend County, Texas.
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