Noncompete and severance agreements, as well as potential discrimination issues, must be reconciled.
Builders must be able to verify that they and their subs meet immigration and hiring statutes.
The next generation of sales agents are motivated by a different set of standards and practices.
Aug. 25--Carl R. Greene's job running the Philadelphia Housing Authority is increasingly in doubt, as members of the agency's previously...
Aug. 16--TAMPA -- Insurance claims for sinkhole damage are rising, and the state wants to know whether that's because Florida is seeing a...
WASHINGTON - Many people trying to buy a house with a riverfront view were up a creek the past few weeks because of the temporary shutdown...
St. Louis-area builder positions itself as a housing “retailer.”
Does your house come with a train or a bus?
Builders turn to multiple listing services to sell specs as new-home buyers rely on agents for expertise in a topsy-turvy market.
From tough times sprang new ideas whose action plans have made companies better operators and more competitive.
To pull their way out of the recession, builders, designers, and inventors are pushing the creative envelope with new designs, construction...
The startup expects to close around 200 homes in 2010.
Why is no one measuring the biggest robbers of profit?
Generations of builders say the advice of the legendary business consultant, now 92 years old, has proved invaluable over the years.
Banks take their time reselling foreclosures, modifying mortgages, and approving short sales.
But National Association of Realtors’ chief economist thinks homes sales will remain soft for “months ahead.”
Rouse Chamberlin is managing the sale of 22 projects once owned by DeLuca Enterprises.
A new marketing and sales strategy focuses on reducing buyers’ anxieties.
Between 50,000 and 55,000 people attended this year’s show in Las Vegas.
Popular new-home sales university also presented as a series of free YouTube videos
Aug. 27--A major national homebuilder has decided to fade slowly from the Charleston real estate market, a troubling move that could signal...
WASHINGTON - Layoffs are back, and that's bad news for the fragile economic recovery.
Nearly three-quarters of NAHB members built 10 or fewer single-family homes in 2009.