According to NAHB research, energy efficiency is a primary driver in home buyer preferences.

Regulatory and supply-side challenges coupled with slowing rent growth and rising vacancy rates will weaken the multifamily construction market in 2021.

As a result of ongoing platform infrastructure issues, KBIS Virtual scheduled for Feb. 9-12, will continue in a modified capacity.

The day is set aside to recognize exemplary African American innovations in the kitchen and bath industry.

While the virtual tradeshow floor is not available, other programming — from workshops to networking sessions — will still take place.

After declining for four years, a number of key trends — including the average size of the home and the number of bedrooms and bathrooms — reversed course in 2020 as a result of shifting buyer preferences in the wake of COVID-19.

Healthcare, schools, and offices account for more than 60 percent of Green Building certifications.

According to NAHB, housing is one of the few sectors experiencing year-over-year job gains, but it still has not been enough to meet the increasing demand for housing.

The organizations to work together to emphasize career opportunities in the trades.

Nearly 40 business and government leaders discussed the need for a National Building Information Management Program to improve the relationships, performance and profitability of the increasingly digitalized U.S. AECO industry.