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This issue of Builder and Developer features the Award Winning Architecture and Design.

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This issue of Builder and Developer features the top 500 2026 Home Builders.

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While REALTOR explored the housing industry’s geographic variation at a state level earlier this year, a new analysis from the company explored the 100 largest metros in the United States. Ten metro areas received a grade in the “A” range, while each scored greater than 50 on both the affordability and homebuilding components: Des Moines-West Des Moines in Iowa, Raleigh-Cary ...


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The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) announced the sale of 940 acres of federally managed public land to the City of Las Vegas. The $94 million sale is expected to make way for up to 6,000 homes in a new master-planned community, Monument Hills.

“This is exactly the kind of bold action Nevada needs to increase our housing supply and make housing more attainable for hard...


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Restrained color palettes have defined luxury interiors for years. This fall, however, interior design is shifting towards warmer and darker tones.

Pale white oak and bleached finishes are being replaced by walnut, espresso oak and other rich brown woods. It is no secret why; dark wood introduces depth into a space, especially against ivory upholstery, travertine, alab...


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