When it came time to design a family home, this Washington builder phoned a friend
The architect and the builder met about 10 years ago on a residential project in Leavenworth, Washington.
Alleging mismanagement, HUD to seize Atlantic City Housing Authority
Officials at the Atlantic City Housing Authority in New Jersey are holding a public meeting Tuesday to update residents after federal officials announced they would take over the agency.
New York City wants public input on new accessory dwelling unit regulations. This expert has suggestions.
Eight months ago, New York City lawmakers passed what was described as a pivotal series of zoning changes aimed at solving the city's housing crisis.
Will first-time buyers and renters get relief? Senate committee OK's $1.25 billion for housing program.
The Senate Appropriations Committee approved a $1.25 billion initiative Thursday to benefit affordable housing construction and renters.
San Diego rolls back how many accessory dwelling units it allows on lots
Five years after it created opportunities for an unlimited number of accessory dwelling units on some residential lots, San Diego on Tuesday adopted limits more typical of cities that have allowed this type of housing.
Eaton blaze claims could force California wildfire fund into insolvency
A fund established to help utility companies pay for wildfire damage is at risk of insolvency in California, pending the outcome of the investigation into the Eaton fire.
Los Angeles mayor announces online catalog of preapproved home plans for Pacific Palisades
The city of Los Angeles is creating a virtual library of preapproved home plans to speed up rebuilding in Pacific Palisades.
Here's what homeowners would remodel if they had the time
The kitchen remains the heart of the home — and at the top of homeowners' remodel lists.
There are more remodeling firms than single-family builders in US, but spending on overhauls may cool
The number of residential remodeling firms in the United States has reached new heights, far outpacing the number of single-family homebuilders. As homeowners face economic uncertainty and curb spending, however, that trend could change.
Maryland county approves plan to allow high-density buildings in single-family zones
Maryland's Montgomery County ushered in a new zoning policy Tuesday in hopes of boosting its housing supply.
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