Top 10 Cities for New-Construction Homes Are Revealed

While the U.S. continues to struggle with a shortage of an estimated 4 million housing units, a handful of residential construction powerhouses are rising to the challenge, churning out new homes at... Read more »

Massachusetts Awards $15M in Tax Credits to Support 856 New Homes

The Healey-Driscoll Administration has announced $15.3 million in tax credits to spur five projects that will convert vacant or underutilized commercial properties into housing throughout Massachusetts. Supported by the Commercial Conversion Tax... Read more »

How the No-Frills Style of Midcentury Modern Homes Became High-End Gold

In architecture and home decor alike, midcentury modern design has unrivaled staying power. Take a stroll through West Elm—or even Target—and you’re likely to stumble upon countless pieces that channel the characteristics... Read more »

Texas Law Requires Cities To Allow Manufactured Homes

When Millard’s Apple Park was platted in Nacogdoches, TX, in 2002, the 69-lot subdivision was designed to accommodate both traditional houses and manufactured homes. But only two years later, the city stopped... Read more »

Inside the ‘Cultlike’ Quest To Find Rare Wood for Midcentury Modern Homes

When Sophia deDomenico moved into a historic Eichler home in Thousand Oaks, CA, the interior architect and designer knew she wanted to restore its original glory using authentic materials wherever possible. What... Read more »

13 Million Homes Got Too Hot—Broken AC Was the Top Reason

For millions of households, having an air conditioner doesn’t necessarily mean staying cool. Over 13 million U.S. households said their homes became uncomfortably hot for at least 24 hours in 2023, according... Read more »

Construction of Rental Homes Plunges After Congressional Fight

Construction of single-family, built-to-rent homes declined in the second quarter of 2026, driven by a combination of factors, including rising costs and confusion over federal legislation, according to a new analysis. The... Read more »

Altadena Wildfire Victims Turn to Factory Homes to Speed Rebuilding Process

Block by block, brick by brick, devastated Altadena, CA is slowly coming back 18 months after the devastating Palisades and Eaton fires. And in one case, an empty lot will have a... Read more »

Starter Homes Lose Ground as Luxury Holds Strong

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent recently declared the K-shaped economy “over.” But new data shows the divide remains deeply entrenched in housing—showing up before a sale ever happens, in who is still shopping.... Read more »

Southern Land hires Highland Homes vet to lead homebuilding

Southern Land hires Highland Homes vet to lead homebuilding Skip to content © 2006-2026 HW Media, LLC. All rights reserved.Powered by WordPress VIP What’s New? Updated 40 minutes ago Latest Source link Read more »