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A groundbreaking national survey offers powerful new insights into the ongoing tinting issue.

The homebuilding industry has seen rapid innovation, but one area remains outdated: land acquisition. Utilizing tools that integrate zoning, infrastructure, transaction history and property data builders can reduce acquisition timelines and make more informed decisions.

Marketing has never been more complex. In today's rapidly evolving business landscape, marketing needs to be more than selling products or services—it's about connecting with people on another level. Today's business customers increasingly bring their emotions, desires, and unique perspectives into the workplace. In this white paper, we'll explore why marketing to hearts, not businesses, is crucial for success in the B2B realm, especially with the rise of millennial buyers.

As homeowners increasingly demand smart features that offer comfort, convenience, and control, builders face mounting pressure to deliver tech-forward homes. From compatibility issues to long-term maintenance concerns, the process is often more challenging and costly than it should be. Read more about a streamlined solution that reduces complexity, enhances integration, and improves the homeowner experience.

From small homebuilders to large-scale master-planned communities, GIS software is a game-changer for developers. GIS ensures that all stakeholders have a clear understanding of a property and its potential, offering builders enhanced data visualization, analytics, and decision-making capabilities.

Simply adding kitchen and laundry room appliances to your project quotes keeps your project moving and your profits climbing.

Frigidaire and Electrolux fits the demands of today’s consumers by offering a range of kitchen packages that meet every type of need and budget.

Internet-connected energy management solutions like smart electrical panels and thermostats are part of a growing category of home building products aimed at optimizing energy efficiency.

In this BUILDER Session, hear more about different types of energy management solutions, along with insights into what buyers are willing to pay for.

This On Demand CEU is a recorded presentation from a previously live webinar event. Reusing existing buildings is one of the most effective strategies architects have to reduce embodied carbon and structural steel plays a critical role in making reuse viable, adaptable, and measurable. This course examines how steel supports circular design strategies that extend building life, enable program change, and reduce carbon impacts beyond end-of-life recycling.

Using whole-building life-cycle assessment as a framework, the session explores how retaining and adapting steel structures compares to new construction. Case studies demonstrate how architects leveraged existing steel frames, selective reinforcement, and targeted interventions to achieve substantial embodied carbon savings while delivering new uses, density, and performance. The course emphasizes actionable design decisions architects can make early to preserve value, reduce waste, and document carbon outcomes.

This On Demand CEU is a recorded presentation from a previously live webinar event. Wood, in its natural state, is a highly sustainable material. But there are many factors that can either diminish or improve its sustainability, including how and where it’s harvested, how end products are treated and finished, and the lifecycle of the material. This course will explore the sustainability of wood wall and ceiling systems, and considerations for specifying wood products that are sustainably sourced.

We will cover different manufacturing and treatment processes, and environmental factors affecting wood, its lifecycle, reuse, and salvageability. We will also discuss applications for wood ceilings and walls, certifications available for projects specifying these materials, and insight into the world of sustainable wood systems.