Why America’s Aging Homes Matter More Than Ever
A bipartisan group of lawmakers is warning that badly needed home repairs are blocking housing from reaching the families that ...
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Outer Banks Homes Face Collapse as Nor’easter Worsens Erosion
An early-season nor'easter is pounding a stretch of North Carolina’s Outer Banks where dozens of homes are already threatened by ...
Are Suburban Split-Level Homes Ready for a Comeback?
Those who grew up in a suburban neighborhood most likely have childhood memories where a split-level house serves as the ...
Top 10 Cities for New-Construction Homes Are Revealed
While the U.S. continues to struggle with a shortage of an estimated 4 million housing units, a handful of residential ...
How the No-Frills Style of Midcentury Modern Homes Became High-End Gold
In architecture and home decor alike, midcentury modern design has unrivaled staying power.Take a stroll through West Elm—or even Target—and ...
Texas Law Requires Cities To Allow Manufactured Homes
When Millard’s Apple Park was platted in Nacogdoches, TX, in 2002, the 69-lot subdivision was designed to accommodate both traditional ...
Inside the ‘Cultlike’ Quest To Find Rare Wood for Midcentury Modern Homes
When Sophia deDomenico moved into a historic Eichler home in Thousand Oaks, CA, the interior architect and designer knew she ...
Out-of-Towners Are Flocking to New-Construction Homes
Out-of-town home shoppers are driving the new-construction market, drawn by increasingly commonplace price incentives and larger properties—and budget-friendly Sun Belt ...
Altadena Wildfire Victims Turn to Factory Homes to Speed Rebuilding Process
Block by block, brick by brick, devastated Altadena, CA, is slowly coming back 18 months after the devastating Palisades and ...
Inside the Rise, Fall, and Evolution of Sears Catalog Homes
In the early 20th century, the 10,000-plus page Sears, Roebuck and Co. catalog served as the original all-in-one marketplace—featuring clothes, ...
