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He says building homes in factories keeps costs down and allows for greater design control.
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From tough times sprang new ideas whose action plans have made companies better operators and more competitive.
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Builders are constructing real-world versions of the Home for the New Economy in New York, South Carolina, Virginia, and Canada.
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Volume builders are becoming more flexible with their options, while custom builders are creating package deals and becoming more structured.
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Looking for a terrific house? BUILDER design editor Jenny Sullivan shares her favorites from the past year.
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Learn about implementing lean methods in home building.
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The Research Center is working with builders and remodelers to develop cost-effective solutions for energy-efficient homes.
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Affordable prices, cool design, easy delivery. What’s not to like?
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Demand for formerly must-have item multi-head showers dropped significantly in the last year, according to quarterly AIA survey on home design trends.
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Efficient building practices allow builder to use high-quality materials on affordable townhomes.
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Builder returns to its "sweet spot" with floor plans from 1,500 to 2,000 square feet.
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Manufacturers say they are committed to increasing performance and providing fresh looks.
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You don't need a big budget to win style points. Want proof? See the pictures.
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Builder's “Open Series” stresses efficiency
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New building code standard, ACI 332, offers builders a better alternative for building concrete basement foundations.
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Buyers want ‘Wii-sized’ rooms, a home office, and energy efficiency in their next house, according to research done by the NAHB and Better Homes & Gardens magazine.
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But housing executives speaking at Credit Suisse conference predict downturn will produce opportunities for land and market share gains.
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Small houses sell when they offer three things: well-designed space, the right price, and a distinct sense of place.
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Builders will have to cut the energy consumption of new homes by 50 percent over next decade.
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A big builder perfects its entry-level pitch and beats the odds.