It isn’t just the Feds doing it: Massachusetts looks to turn state property into housing
Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey said this week she wants to make more than 450 acres of state-owned property available for affordable housing development, as the commonwealth tries to make a dent in its goal of building 200,000 new homes by 2030.
These Arizona architects know that AC isn’t the only way to keep a home comfortable
When Claire and Cavin Costello founded their Phoenix-based architecture firm more than 15 years ago, heat was always part of the picture.
Los Angeles reveals winning design plans to reimagine the starter home
Shared outdoor kitchens, rooftop gardens and hidden ADUs were among the more unique attributes pitched to Los Angeles officials in a recent design competition that aims to add dense housing on small lots across the city.
Following years of natural disasters, many Americans want new building codes
Natural disasters raise many concerns for U.S. adults, so much so that 80% of the respondents in a recent survey called for stricter building codes.
Absorb this: All-black homes don’t necessarily heat up on the inside
Considering a gothic-looking black-exterior home? The outside gets hot to the touch, but by taking some precautions, owners can stay cool inside, avoiding any gloom and doom when it comes to comfort.
From smart shutters to Kevlar-like screens to home design, the latest tech for braving hurricane season
The Atlantic hurricane season begins June 1, and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration predicts an above-average number of named storms: as many as 10 hurricanes, including three to five major ones.
This is the least popular paint, according to Sherwin-Williams
If one is the loneliest number, Radiant Lilac is the loneliest color.
Budget bill nixes sales of federal lands, provides tax credit for housing development
The House-passed budget bill eliminates the controversial sale of federal land to residential developers near national parks in Nevada and Utah, but tax credits for housing construction are still on the table.
Tired of the ‘white box’ home? Meet the color-drenching cure.
If you spend your days in a white-walled rental or office, scrolling through “#colordrench” on social media shocks the eyes, like the soreness you get after stepping into the sunlight after hours spent inside. Your pupils contract and dilate, and suddenly, the color is everywhere.
President Trump promises safety nets if Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac are privatized
President Donald Trump promised Tuesday that the government would continue to provide a guarantee to mortgages backed by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac should the mortgage-finance giants be privatized, a decision that could have implications for homebuyers.
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