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The 2021 EEBA study shows the shifting landscape of zero energy ready homes, and how the homebuilding business drives the demand.
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The answer to the housing affordability crisis may just be in your own pocket. A new app wants to fix the housing shortage by streamlining the financing and building of new homes.
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By: Boral Building Products
Boring boxes and ho-hum amenities are out. From multi-textured facades to car-charging stations, here’s a look at the exterior features you should be thinking about for mid-rise multifamily projects.
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By: Boral Building Products
Think Instagram stories and TikTok videos are just for teens? Think again.
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By: Sarah Lograsso, Boral Stone Division
Natural elements, guest-friendly kitchens, and right-sized dining spaces are among the key design elements of a home made for the holidays.
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By: Quinn Purcell, Utopia Associate Editor
The 2021 EEBA study shows the shifting landscape of zero energy ready homes, and how the homebuilding business drives the demand.
By: Quinn Purcell, Utopia Associate Editor
Builders remain cautious, though optimistic about the operating environment and pricing trends in October.
By: Quinn Purcell, Utopia Associate Editor
Conference rooms, free Wi-Fi, and co-working spaces are some of the most common business and technology services at multifamily housing developments, according to new research from UTOPIA's sister media brand, Multifamily Design+Construction.
By: Quinn Purcell, Utopia Associate Editor
Bicycle storage, package delivery, and charging stations for electric vehicles top the rankings of the most popular convenience services at multifamily housing developments, according to research from UTOPIA's sister media brand, Multifamily Design+Construction.
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Assembly OSM aims to build mid-to-high-rise residential buildings using a digital design technology and advanced manufacturing techniques it has developed in collaboration with auto and aerospace engineers.
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By: Alison Rice, Utopia Managing Editor
As the housing industry strives to meet demand, a shortage of labor is a perpetual problem. Recruiting, training, and hiring more women could help; they represent a minority of the workforce in many housing-related sectors, including building supply dealers and specialty trade contractors.
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Sponsored Content
By: Boral Building Products
Boring boxes and ho-hum amenities are out. From multi-textured facades to car-charging stations, here’s a look at the exterior features you should be thinking about for mid-rise multifamily projects.
By: Quinn Purcell, Utopia Associate Editor
The 2021 EEBA study shows the shifting landscape of zero energy ready homes, and how the homebuilding business drives the demand.
Sponsored Content
By: Boral Building Products
Think Instagram stories and TikTok videos are just for teens? Think again.
By: Novid Parsi, Utopia Contributing Editor
The answer to the housing affordability crisis may just be in your own pocket. A new app wants to fix the housing shortage by streamlining the financing and building of new homes.
Sponsored Content
By: Sarah Lograsso, Boral Stone Division
Natural elements, guest-friendly kitchens, and right-sized dining spaces are among the key design elements of a home made for the holidays.
By: Alison Rice, Utopia Managing Editor
Buyers want tech in their new houses. You need an efficient home production process. Here are ideas on how to achieve both.
By: Novid Parsi, Utopia Contributing Editor
The Aurora Highlands executive learns from her developer dad and other women mentors.
By: Quinn Purcell, Utopia Associate Editor
National design firm Mary Cook Associates published its third white paper in a series on the fundamentals of interior design. Here’s how the increase in working from home and other lifestyle changes have affected the multifamily and single-family development process, and what designers can do to adapt.
By: Quinn Purcell, Utopia Associate Editor
Builders remain cautious, though optimistic about the operating environment and pricing trends in October.
By: Quinn Purcell, Utopia Associate Editor
Conference rooms, free Wi-Fi, and co-working spaces are some of the most common business and technology services at multifamily housing developments, according to new research from UTOPIA's sister media brand, Multifamily Design+Construction.