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Most potential homebuyers expect mortgage rates to drop
Many prospective homebuyers are holding off on purchasing because they expect mortgage rates to drop further, despite rates already being…
Residential Conversions Surge to Record Levels in New York City
New York City is seeing an unprecedented surge in office-to-residential conversions, marking the most active period since 2008, according to…
United Homes Group board members resign amid leadership dispute
United Homes Group (UHG), a Columbia, S.C.–based homebuilder, is undergoing major leadership changes as six directors announced plans to resign…
Builder confidence rises
Builder confidence upticks to highest reading since April. This is supported by 50-point breakeven mark for future sales expectations. Despite…
Remodeling expects steady growth into next year
Home renovation and maintenance spending is expected to stay steady through late 2025 and into mid-2026, according to the Leading…
Remodel of the week:
Vineyard Haven
Originally built in 1873, the three-story, nearly 5,800-square-foot home needed an aesthetic and structural remodel. The Victorian residence in Vineyard…
Global partnership launched to align sustainable building materials
Six leading global green building organizations — including the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC), Building Research Establishment (BRE), Green Building…
Climate-friendly wooden buildings rise across U.S. and Europe
Mass timber construction is experiencing rapid growth in the U.S., expanding by about 20% annually and marking 2025 as a…
What you need to know about LEED v5 O+M recertification
LEED v5 introduces a more flexible, data-driven and forward-thinking approach to sustainable building certification, offering tools and guidance for both…
Anderson Bomar inducted as the 2026 ACSE Society President
Marsha Anderson Bomar officially took office as the American Society of Civil Engineers (ACSE) Society President in October. Anderson Bomar…
