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What Does the Past and Present of Remodeling Tell Us About the Future?

On this episode of Remodeling Mastery, industry advisor Mark Richardson shares bits of his keynote presentation at The Pinnacle Experience, highlighting different elements that shape the immediate future of the remodeling market




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What Fuels Window and Door Projects?

Two recent surveys identify the top reasons homeowners opt for window and door replacement projects

Design

Insights for Designing Outdoor Kitchens

Was the pandemic-fueled thirst for outdoor kitchen remodels and additions a fluke, or is it here to stay? Plus: The top design considerations for outdoor kitchens

NAHB

Large Stock of Aging Homes Signals Remodeling Growth

The majority of US housing stock was built before 1969

Market Conditions

Study Finds Remodelers’ Net Profits Declined

How far did net profits decline and what's influencing the drop?

Market Conditions

Builders Focus on Remodeling as New Construction Declines

Some builders hope to benefit from remodeling's strength, giving a slight boost to new construction confidence

News

Women in Trades: What Their Experiences Tell Us

The construction industry is in dire need of labor. Reflecting on women’s experiences shines a light on what needs to be done to welcome a stronger female workforce

Market Conditions

Home Flipping Market Reports 13-Year Low

Despite dropping profits, the flipping market remains at its third-highest level in a decade

Industry Data & Research

What's in Store for Remodeling in 2023? Harvard Answers

What’s driving the slowdown? Are there bright spots? JCHS Remodeling Futures program director shares some insights

News

Harvard Expects Remodeling Spending Increases to Slow Through 2023

Harvard's prediction of a decreased year-over-year remodeling and repair spending maintains high growth, but slowed compared to past two years

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