Rising strength of single-family rentals
Who's a renter? Somebody who lives in an apartment, right? Not necessarily. More than half of all rental housing in this country consists of single-family houses. Today, single-family rentals are...
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Rising strength of single-family rentals
Who's a renter? Somebody who lives in an apartment, right? Not necessarily. More than half of all rental housing in this country consists of single-family houses. Today, single-family rentals are...
Green building to get its day in the sun
The green home is about to be upon us, in a big — or at least bigger — way. You've probably heard that before. I know I surely have. I've...
Green building to get its day in the sun
The green home is about to be upon us, in a big — or at least bigger — way. You've probably heard that before. I know I surely have. I've...
The idea behind the Ikea house myth
Lots of devoted Ikea fans were exuberant recently when they heard the news that the iconic, multinational furniture retailer was also going to be selling prefabricated houses. Wow, think of...
The idea behind the Ikea house myth
Lots of devoted Ikea fans were exuberant recently when they heard the news that the iconic, multinational furniture retailer was also going to be selling prefabricated houses. Wow, think of...
McMansions: What’s the big deal?
If the guy down the block refers to your house as a McMansion, he's probably not paying a compliment. "McMansion" is almost always a term of condescension and derision, according...
McMansions: What’s the big deal?
If the guy down the block refers to your house as a McMansion, he's probably not paying a compliment. "McMansion" is almost always a term of condescension and derision, according...
‘Generation Now’ on hold
Maxine Lauer calls the group of consumers who are age 15 to 34 "Generation Now" because they want what they want, and they want it now. Trouble is, "now" isn't...
‘Generation Now’ on hold
Maxine Lauer calls the group of consumers who are age 15 to 34 "Generation Now" because they want what they want, and they want it now. Trouble is, "now" isn't...