Hellen White

Zillow’s 2016 housing market forecast identified Denver, Seattle, Dallas-Fort Worth, and Richmond as the hottest markets. Here is what home builders can learn from that forecast.

Smart kitchen technology has finally matured. Learn what builders need to know about connected kitchen infrastructure, product selection, and marketing strategies for today’s homebuyers.

Choosing the right location is one of the most important decisions a first-time homebuyer will make. HousingWire recently analyzed data from over 70,000 loan applications to identify the best cities for first-time buyers, factoring in unemployment rates, median home prices, and overall market conditions. Cities such as Orlando, Florida; Reno, Nevada; Tulsa, Oklahoma; and Boise,

Vocational High Schools Create Career Pathways for Inner-City Students Entering the Construction Trades Across the United States, communities facing economic hardship and underperforming school systems are discovering a powerful solution: vocational high schools that combine academic education with hands-on trade training. These institutions give students marketable skills in construction, automotive repair, health care, and other

Understanding the Scale of Construction Site Theft Jobsite theft is not a minor inconvenience; it is a billion-dollar drain on the construction industry. According to the National Association of Home Builders and the National Equipment Register, theft from residential and commercial construction sites costs the industry more than $1 billion annually. This figure covers stolen

Beyond the First Click: How Home Builders Can Leverage Both Websites and Apps to Win More Buyers In an era where digital touchpoints shape nearly every home buying decision, builders face a critical question: where should they invest their marketing budget for the greatest return? The answer, according to consumer behavior data, is not an

When housing market reports show rising median home values, it is easy to assume that every homeowner is gaining equity. But the reality is far more complex. Zillow data reveals that twenty-eight percent of homes lost value between August 2014 and August 2015, compared to twenty-two percent in the pre-bust era of 1998 through 2005.

Understanding the Single Homebuyer Landscape Data from the National Association of Realtors shows that 16 percent of home buyers are single women and 9 percent are single men. These figures highlight a significant and growing segment of the housing market that brings distinct financial considerations and decision-making dynamics. Single homebuyers navigate the entire purchase process