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Last week, local officials began voting on proposed changes to building codes. The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) urged home builders to share their positions on proposed changes to code officials. NAHB noted their support for building codes that result in safe, decent and affordable housing, in alignment with the organizational mission.
The International...
A new analysis from Realtor.com found that new construction homes are often cheaper for buyers, due to lower utility bills and fewer major system replacements. Newer homes are more likely to come with efficient heating and cooling systems, tighter insulation, better windows and newer major components; all features that can lower the kinds of expenses that drive up the cost of...
Public health expert Vikram Niranjan discussed findings from the study examining how exposure to household air pollution changed between 1990 and 2021. The researchers’ findings indicated that numerous households still face poor indoor air quality, posing serious global health implications.
Exposure to indoor air pollution can contribute to chronic diseases, impede chi...
Building a luxury, waterfront property in South Florida is about more than designing a beautiful project; that beautiful project must adhere to coastal living and extreme weather conditions. Florida buyers are looking into water-facing properties with hurricane-resistant construction and elegant features that enhance everyday living.
South Florida waterfront homes must...
Luxury living is being redefined by sustainability. The focus of interior design is shifting towards creating spaces that prioritize well-being, sustainability and high-tech integration.
Biophilic design is no longer just a buzzword; it is a fundamental pillar of 2026 interior design. Recent research highlights that integrating natural elements, such as indoor plants, ...