Phius (Passive House Institute US) has updated its Passive House certification standards for 2021 onward—with net zero as the goal.
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The American Society of Interior Designers' (ASID) 2022 Trend Report indicates an emphasis on health, wellness, and technology, and highlights the current struggle to attract employees in the design industry.
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The American Society of Interior Designers' (ASID) 2022 Trend Report indicates an emphasis on health, wellness, and technology, and highlights the current struggle to attract employees in the design industry.
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The November Survey Insights Report from John Burns’ New Home Trends Institute shows the growing demand of outdoor entertainment spaces, and the value we put into them.
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Interest in ADUs and Tiny Homes have skyrocketed over the past few years. HomeAdvisor surveyed 1,800 Americans to find out what makes these dwellings both attractive and concerning.
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78 builders answered the monthly Homebuilder Survey by BTIG/HomeSphere. Here’s what they had to say about sales, expectations, and incentives for March 2022.
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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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By: Malcolm Crumbley, Digital Editor
The American Society of Interior Designers' (ASID) 2022 Trend Report indicates an emphasis on health, wellness, and technology, and highlights the current struggle to attract employees in the design industry.
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One way to provide more housing? Construct accessory dwelling units in people’s yards and then rent them out, says an Atlanta architect.
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Leveraging today’s digital tools is a necessity, and adding Google Ads to your marketing toolbox can help you acquire more business.
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Today’s homeowners consider the connected home a given. Now they want higher-quality, more efficient smart home products.
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The recipients demonstrate innovative, sustainable design. And several show that, with housing, small can be mighty.
By: Quinn Purcell, Associate Editor
The November Survey Insights Report from John Burns’ New Home Trends Institute shows the growing demand of outdoor entertainment spaces, and the value we put into them.
By: Quinn Purcell, Associate Editor
Interest in ADUs and Tiny Homes have skyrocketed over the past few years. HomeAdvisor surveyed 1,800 Americans to find out what makes these dwellings both attractive and concerning.
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By: Westlake Royal Building Products
From the urban migration to the return of Maximalism, the last two years have brought about noticeable shifts in what consumers want in new homes and remodeling projects.