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Home builders have launched "Start Fresh Buy New," a campaign to get potential home buyers to pick a newly constructed rather than an existing house.
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A new survey by the NAHB finds that blacks, asians, and hispanics all want bigger houses than whites said they dreamed of owning.
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A recent survey by Houzz.com finds homeowners on the coasts looking to remodel and those in the heartland aiming to build new homes.
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A survey by the American Institute of Architects suggests architects are getting more requests for computer areas in kitchens and LED lights in baths.
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Price and speed of construction also play big roles in builders’ and framers’ choices.
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Your guide to who spoke at the ProSales 100 Conference in New Orleans March 6-8 and where to find our coverage of their presentations.
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Homeowners want an outdoor living space that can be used day and night and that provides great views.
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New NAHB research estimates construction's share of a typical home's cost.
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The Wall Street Journal mined 15 years of NAHB data tracking construction materials used by residential builders to find that differences in architectural styles, design trends, climate, and consumer confidence are all factors considered by homeowners when deciding on kitchen and bath fixtures...
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Scientific American reports that many manufacturers are adding flame retardants (HBCD and TCPP) to their insulation products but that they aren't yet required to show evidence that the product doesn't contain harmful ingredients.