How Can Home Builders Navigate 2018 Housing Regulations?
Buyers across the nation are clamoring for new homes, and builders would love nothing more than to satisfy their demand. Yet the National Association of
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Home Builders’ Warranties Top Buyer Amenities List
Location, location, location—it’s a popular mantra in real estate. But what happens when the hot locations fill up? That’s a question many builders have been
4 Costly Mistakes New Home Builders Should Avoid
Home builders take a risk every time they buy a piece of land or break ground on a new community. Between rising material costs and
Home Builders Should Market Properties Throughout the Building Process
Conventional wisdom says there’s no point in marketing your homes until you have a physical structure buyers can see and touch. That’s no longer true.
How are New Home Builders Navigating 2018’s Lending Market?
We’re just a few months in, and it’s already been a roller coaster of a year for home builders. Demand for new housing has reached
How Will Home Builders Be Affected by 2018’s Steel & Aluminum Tariffs?
The new tariffs on imported steel and aluminum have created a stir in the construction industry as home builders anticipate another increase in the cost
How to Handle Post-Sale Questions and Concerns for New Construction Purchases
The weeks prior to closing on your new construction home, you have done a builder walk-through and made a punch list of items that may
How to Handle Pre-Sale Questions and Concerns for New Construction Purchases
The process of building a new home can be a bit daunting for a home buyer, especially a first-time homeowner. As a new home buyer
WHITE PAPER: What Do Home Buyers Want from Builders?
To buy or not to buy? That’s the question many prospective homeowners are grappling with in a challenging market. It’s a confusing time for home
New Home Builders Use Innovative Land Buying Strategies
The lots weren’t pretty. Filled with rocks, they’d proved nearly unbuildable, prompting previous builders to pass them over. But they were affordable and located in