The index measuring attitudes about 55-plus communities jumped 27 points to 65, according to NAHB. The index has now returned to pre-pandemic levels. Builder confidence in the single-family 55-plus housing … Continue reading →

“Home” has a new meaning to people shut in for months, and they’re looking for comfort in the form of “soft and cozy materials, light colors and relaxing vibes.” The … Continue reading →

The internet is a gift for small businesses: It lets them look as big as Walmart. But too many small businesses ignore tech safety and fail to keep software current. … Continue reading →

The increase in July follows strong numbers in May and June. But while experts predicted another increase, the level of that increase surpassed most expectations. Sales of new homes jumped … Continue reading →

Would short interactive video clips set to music help you sell a house – or yourself? Facebook debuts its Instagram Reels this week – an attempt to compete with TikTok. … Continue reading →

The answer impacts commercial and residential sales. Some employees want to go back, but a few might be surprised to find it’s mandatory. Employers say it affects hiring. News reports … Continue reading →

The gourmet office arrived. KB Home’s package includes workstations, electrical upgrades, ultra-high-speed tech connections, custom lighting and soundproofing. As more people work from home, the home office has gained prominence … Continue reading →

“Can you use money from a 401(k) to buy a house?” The number of consumers asking that question rose 2,800% in the past three months. As pandemic conditions and historically … Continue reading →

Out of 28.5M U.S. homes with an older adult, 1 in 4 presents some type of problem for the older resident. Older homebuyers should consider this – but most don’t. … Continue reading →

Homebuyers who are juggling work and school from their home want more space, triggering an increase in the number of sales of large homes. According to Redfin, sales for large … Continue reading →