Industry Data & Research
A look at the home features and styles that matter most to homebuyers
According to recent U.S./Canadian study
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Survey reveals key trends among Millennial homebuyers, with specific focus on Millennial 'firsts'
Although asphalt shingles still dominate, other materials are gaining ground
Who knows how the next year will play out, but these four issues are likely to affect most remodelers in 2016
Construction of multifamily units and conversion of single-family homes into multifamily homes is on the rise
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BuildFax compiles what is to be the first of an annual list of the top 20 U.S. cities for residential remodeling.
The Sub-Zero and Wolf annual Kitchen Design Contest, now in its 11th year, provides useful insights into leading and emerging trends in kitchen design
A survey of homeowners turns up some surprising data about the factors that go into choosing a remodeler
Recent research finds that more and more adults—in every age category—are staying or returning home. What will that mean for housing?
First-time buyers helped boost the pace of existing-home sales in May to the highest level in nearly six years.
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A majority of Americans are pessimistic about buying a home
Strength in the existing home sale sector is good news for remodelers
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Company owners cite pent-up demand, and with it a growing need for skilled installers, as the reason
But making it the rest of the way back will depend on millenial employment, loosening credit rules, and increased saving
Harvard Joint Center study shows growing concern among homeowners about invisible pollutants
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For the most part, remodelers find that clients want traditional remodels and conventional products