Asheville, North Carolina, makes it easier to build more housing amid displacement concerns
Amid concerns their efforts won’t be enough to help existing residents at risk of being priced out of the city, Asheville, North Carolina, officials voted last week to allow more homes along major commercial corridors.
The design team behind this Montana passive house wants you to take notes
Lindsay Schack was almost a decade into her architecture career before she learned about passive houses, and that made her mad.
Despite US increase in homeownership, American dream still eludes some racial groups
Despite prices climbing to record levels, more Americans are finding a way to purchase a home, according to a report the National Association of Realtors released Monday.
Translating Ireland's ideals into American home design — even at the most iconic address
There are more than 100 million single-family residences scattered across the United States but one of the country’s most famous houses sits in the center of Washington, D.C. Today, the structure is more office than house, however its design still encompasses a clarity of purpose and an openness that homeowners across the county crave.
Immigration drives population growth in cities after pandemic-era losses
More people are moving to metropolitan areas in the United States — including cities that saw their populations decline during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Senate confirms Bill Pulte to lead FHFA
The Senate confirmed businessman Bill Pulte Thursday to lead the Federal Housing Finance Agency, a big step for the administrative body overseeing Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
Thousands of home sales at risk if Congress doesn't reach budget deal by Friday
The future of federal flood insurance — and thousands of home sales — is at stake as Congress struggles to settle on a federal spending plan.
Lawsuit says Rhode Island town is taking land unjustly to block housing
A Rhode Island town is facing a lawsuit after it moved to take a landowner’s property to keep them from building hundreds of apartments for people with low incomes.
Homes designed for families with kids don’t cost towns more money, New Hampshire report says
A recent New Hampshire report questions the popular wisdom among many city and town elected officials that if they allow more housing development, it will draw families with children and drive up educational costs.
After wildfires, the first design project for these LA architects was a website
The Los Angeles wildfires hit this region’s design community hard.
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