In this Builder Straight Talk podcast episode, NAHB Chief Economist Dr. Robert Dietz shares his thoughts about the impact ...

Flashing windows can be tricky, especially when the wall assembly includes continuous insulation. (Hint: Material ...

Banks made loans. Builders built homes. Manufacturers produced lumber, appliances, and building materials. Workers earned ...

Offsite building solutions for housing are poised to gain more traction in the market and are already leading the way in ...

At Creekside at Cartwright Ranch in Boise, Idaho, Brighton Homes turns a hallway into a terrace overlooking the home. Larger than the loft it extends from, it sits off the secondary bedrooms with a ...

Builder leads don't fail because of a lack of interest—they fail when follow-up is slow, disconnected, or inconsistent. Join ProBuilder's live panel of industry experts to learn practical strategies ...

Our annual ranking of U.S. home builders by their previous year's housing revenue, led by D.R. Horton, Lennar, Pulte, Toll Brothers, and NVR, and more than a few newcomers among all 200 companies ...

The 2024 Housing Giants report ranks the biggest home builders in the U.S. by revenue. See which builders made this year's list. Pb Plus Icon Issue Date 3 What does it say about the country’s leading ...

In this episode of Women at WIRC, Gena Hoyt of Big Dog Construction and BS and Beer Canada tells us about the founding of her company, her experience working as a woman in the construction industry, ...

Trade educators flocked to Aurora, Colo., for a three-day camp focused on professional development. To help provide trade educators with access to professional development and other industrywide ...

Before he discusses his company, Cuby Technologies, cofounder Aleksandr Gampel first describes its context—the state of the home building industry today. “Everyone understands there’s a housing crisis ...

Is there mold in the new house I just had built for me and my family? This is a question that should be asked more often by more homebuyers because, unfortunately, the answer is almost always yes.