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Improving Markets Index Up in February

The list of newly admitted metros includes many areas that have been among the hardest hit.

Made in America: Builders Create Their Own Stimulus Plan

The American Dream is to have both a home and a job. Builders across the country would like to help create both.

Energy Use Projections for U.S. Buildings Down Sharply


Further reductions are likely to come from design improvements, predicts Architecture 2030’s CEO.

Construction Spending Finished 2011 Strong

The year as a whole, however, was down 2% from 2010.

Designing a Smarter Street


Jeffrey Tumlin wants us to make healthier, happier communities, and he knows that builders can help make it happen.

Florida Might Be Snapping Out of Its Housing Stupor

The state’s economy remains weak, but home buyers aren’t as scarce as they were a year ago.

Metro Home Prices Hit Post-Bust Lows in November

As foreclosures heat up again, prices in hard-hit cities such as Atlanta and Chicago are taking a hit.

Homeownership Rate Down but Stabilizing

Median asking rent prices spiked at the end of 2011 to a median of more than $700 a month, Census figures show.

10 Real Estate Markets to Watch in 2012

Based on analysis of housing, economic, and demographic data for metro areas nationwide, these markets are showing signs of strength in several key metrics.

New-Home Sales Set Record Low in 2011

The year closed on a low note with sales reporting a 2.2% decline in December.