This home construction materials supplier wants to mitigate tariff price increases
U.S. tariffs on imported goods are changing how one major home construction player advises customers. It’s begun working with builders to swap out products for more inexpensive ones and reconsidering home designs.
Wanted: Proposals to develop first of up to 1,100 homes along destination in Atlanta
A nonprofit group that oversees a loop of trails, parks and future transit in Atlanta is seeking single-family and rental housing development proposals on 31 acres in a historic district.
Texas builder plans hundreds of homes in massive development near Houston
A regional builder is carving out a slice of a 3,000-acre development for hundreds of homes near Houston, one of the fastest-growing metropolitan areas in the country.
Major homebuilders vary on raising prices because of tariffs
Major homebuilder Pulte Homes said it would increase home prices by $5,000 by year's end to combat tariff impacts, and it's just one of the country's largest builders planning to up prices.
Builder banking on energy-efficient homes near Disney, downtown Orlando
Two new Central Florida developments are targeting first-time and move-up buyers in one of the nation's fastest-growing metropolitan areas.
As greening disease decimates crops, Florida citrus grower pivots to build 9,000 homes
A Florida company that's ending its citrus-growing business intends to develop a master-planned community of 9,000 homes on the state's southwest coast, part of a broader plan to unlock value from its extensive land holdings.
US housing starts fall on growing affordability pressures
U.S. housing starts are on the decline, falling to the lowest level in eight months as builders and buyers grapple with the impact of cost increases caused by tariffs.
US builder DR Horton constructing fewer homes, but doesn’t fear tariffs
Consumer uncertainty about the economy and continued affordability challenges have pushed national homebuilder D.R. Horton to reevaluate its projected revenue for the year and reduce home construction.
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.
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