Builder Magazine

The U.S. Senate has approved an extension of the tax credit for 1st time homebuyers, which is set to expire in November. The House could vote on Thursday.

A lot has changed since February, so Builder Magazine has revised its list of the Top 10 Housing Markets in the country for 2009. The Bottom 10 are, of course, also featured.

The Federal Reserve announced that 32% of loan applications were denied last year, and applications on the whole were down by a third from 2007.

At the PCBC builder's conference in San Francisco, the award-winning designs were 'smaller, greener, more urban and more affordable.'

Americans are much more willing to consider buying a foreclosure than in the recent past, according to a new survey by online real estate site Trulia.

Builder Magazine presents six lessons for builders to learn from the housing bust, including 'limit your land holdings', 'build smarter', and 'diversify beyond new-home construction'.

Builder Magazine selects 15 picks for the best housing markets to be in in the U.S. in 2009. Houston, Texas comes out on top, and, predictably, Detroit scrapes the bottom.

The California-based firm celebrates its 30th anniversary. Its growth has coincided with the formative years of the planning profession.

What do Alan Greenspan, Bruce Karatz, Franklin Raines, Donald Bren, George W. Bush, Jerry Howardand Andres Duany have in common?

Increase in home prices can be attributed to the rising costs of construction material.

The median price of a California home is nearing 1/2 million dollars.

America's fascination with large houses -- which have doubled, on average, in size since the 1960s -- may have reached its peak.

Builder Magazine looks back at 25 years of'progress, pundits, projects, products and predictions.'

New research suggests that TND -- traditional neighborhood design -- communities appreciate faster than non-TND communities.