Home Builder Warranty Experts Examine Amazon, Alexa & Privacy
Southern California home builder Plant Prefab can erect a sustainable home in less than nine hours. Using automation and prefabricated components, the company shaves 10
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Home Builders Should Know How Their Legal Team Identifies Risks
Today’s home builders face a challenging task: Meet the intensifying demand for new homes, despite mounting financial and legal pressures. It’s a sticky dilemma, and
Home Buyer Closing Gifts Ideas
There are many opinions on “giving a gift” to a client after the sale of a home. It is seen by many to truly be
Structural Warranty Pros Examine 2019 Housing Forecast
Fed up with Seattle’s intense bidding wars, a pair of young home buyers was ready to give up and renew their lease. Then their agent
WHITE PAPER: Americans are Leaving High-Priced Housing Markets: What Should Builders Know?
Building with Southern yellow pine gets tricky in Texas, where high humidity causes the wood to bow. Fir doesn’t have that problem—but it also costs
Builders Seek Higher Ground as Climate Elevates Real Estate
On paper, it was a stunning property: a Massachusetts home with a private beach. But despite its charm, the home spent 55 days on the
Can Spec Homes Cement Bonds Between Builders & Real Estate Professionals?
Regina Solomon wasn’t seriously looking to buy when she stopped on a whim to check out a local neighborhood of newly built homes. She was
Americans are Leaving High-Priced Housing Markets – What Should Builders Know?
With a median home price of $1.25 million, Bay Area home buyers grapple with some of the steepest sale prices in the nation. For many,
New Homes Sell Fast, but Premium Homes Linger on the Market
As the first summer heat wave of 2018 swept across the U.S., housing markets continued to sizzle. Inventories evaporated at the fastest rate in nearly
Structural Home Warranty Pros Examine Building Trends After 2017 Hurricanes
After Hurricanes Harvey and Irma tore a trail of destruction through the South, builders had to scramble for enough labor and materials—which were already in