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Study: Contemporary and Farmhouse Home Styles in High Demand

Low-maintenance and durable building materials are also increasingly popular,... More

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Universal Design Features Top Kitchen and Bath Trends

According to the AIA's quarterly trends survey, demand for in-home accessibility... More

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AIA: Top Trends in Community Development, Home Styles, and Home Exteriors

As focus shifts back to development of suburban and exurban areas, demand for... More

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Outdoor Living and Multi-Gen Features Top AIA's Home Design Trends

Outdoor living spaces have been the most popular special function room for six... More

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Highlights from the AIA's First Quarter 2017 Home Design Trends Survey

Home size has taken the back seat as younger buyers enter the market in search of... More

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Kitchen and Bath Upgrades Trending in Home Design

According to an AIA survey, demand for in-home accessibility features and products... More

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Is Energy Efficiency More Important Than Indoor Air Quality?

"When you go for energy efficiency, improving indoor air quality must be on your list," writes building science expert Allison Bailes. Yet, according to data from a recent American Institute of Architects survey, there is a big discrepancy between the two desires. More

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New Service Adds Remodeling Performance Insurance to Typical Online Tools

A new website aims to top other online remodeling matchmakers by adding a performance payment and warranty bond to the project--an addition that it believes will eliminate the anxiety both a remodeler and customer feel about a project. More

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Are You Going to Court, or Courting Disaster?

Every remodeler has thought about suing a client who doesn't pay what they're owed, but going to court might not be your best option for settling debts. More

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Architects Report Increasing Demand for Universal Design Elements in Homes

The American Institute of Architectsí latest trend survey is turning up even more evidence that consumers want universal design elements in their homes. More

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