Bad Timing for HUD and USDA’s New Minimum Energy Standard
Studies have shown that building to the 2021 IECC can add up to $31,000 to the price of a new home.
March 20, 2025
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Studies have shown that building to the 2021 IECC can add up to $31,000 to the price of a new home.
Housing Hot Buttons: Property Tax Cuts…High Housing Costs…Corporate Large-Scale Buying of Residential Homes
Various award ceremonies highlight key trends in home building. The winners reflect 2025 emphasis on sustainability, wellness, and luxury.
As MSAs extend boundaries further, a diverse range of communities and developments seek to answer housing needs.
2025 presents challenges for builders. But it offers opportunities for those who can address affordability, regulations, and infrastructure.
A process server serves you with a lawsuit. But the plaintiff suing you and the previous owner is indeed bound to arbitration.
Expansive clay soils and significant seasonal variations challenge the integrity of Texas foundations, but there’s a promising solution.
Jay Conner and Olivia Conner Garcia jtalk about foundations and all the work that goes into designing and planning foundations in Texas.
DFW is the Top Real Estate Market in the U.S….San Antonio Starts to Surpass Austin in Home Starts…Houston Developers Expand to Northwest suburbs
The Texas economy expanded faster than the nation in 2023 at an annual rate of 7.4% while the nation expanded at 2.9%.
NCCER provides all the tools needed to get Construction Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs up and going.
The kitchen sets the tone for the personality of the home as a whole and should speak of sustainability and wellness.
After decades of a modern aesthetic, things are changing. Homeowners are now craving styles expressing warmth and personality.
It’s all about large & wide for countertop slabs and warm earthy hues for ceramics. And new carpets are a far cry from grandma’s.
With leadership changes across Texas, it is shaping up to be an interesting session. TAB’s Rally Day in Austin is Feb 11.
Zoning Reforms, Rising Insurance Premiums & Development of Skilled Labor Programs are top priorities
