In the January Zonda Market Ranking, the metro area was significantly overperforming compared with its long-term historical average. Home builders are ramping up new construction, and starts activity has improved over the past six months.

Golf training is only one of many uses for a basement golf simulator, including other sports, gaming and movies.

From steam showers to aromatherapy, bathroom trends are all about re-creating the spa at home in serene spaces.

Single‐family housing starts rose 11.6% in February to a rate of 1,129,000, according to the U.S. Census Bureau and the Department of Housing and Urban…

Data shows that searches for basement golf simulators have skyrocketed, as homeowners look for design inspiration for the lower level.

Builders are reporting offering smaller homes, buying land farther from urban centers, and paring back features to help lower costs and sales prices.

Younger generations are ready to make a move in their home buying journey this year, according to the latest ServiceLink State of Homebuying Report.

Reducing your carbon footprint begins at home. Here are some stylish, sustainable design and décor options.

Building a comprehensive website is one of the most critical tasks for any home builder. Most buyers begin searching for a new home online, and their decision to purchase occurs long before they step inside a sales center.

Kitchen trends in 2024 include choosing natural stone instead of quartz, metal accents and bold and moody color choices.

Check out the latest electrical, plumbing, and energy-saving systems from Leviton, Rinnai, Legrand, and more.

Get ready for spring cleaning by de-cluttering and exploring smart home storage solutions that will keep you organized

She Built, the newly established nonprofit encourages and inspires girls to take up building and construction careers.

Tri Pointe Homes is aiming for 17% year-over-year growth in home deliveries

Looking for a dream home? These housing superstitions can direct you towards a home filled with health, wealth and prosperity.

Homeowners are not moving any time soon. In 2005, homeowners spent 6.5 years in the same residence. That number has jumped to 11.9 years.