Private residential construction spending declined for the third month in a row in April, driven by drops in single-family construction and home improvement projects. Compared to a year earlier, total residential spending was down 4.8%, with single-family spending falling 1.1% in April—ending a seven-month growth streak—and multifamily spending down 11.3% year-over-year. Elevated mortgage rates, material tariff concerns, and broader economic uncertainty continue to weigh heavily on the housing sector. Read More
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Ask the Remodeler: The blueprint for planning a project
Clients are often surprised by the time required to plan and begin a remodeling project, not realizing the complexity involved with coordinating multiple trades, suppliers and vendors. The design-build firm works collaboratively with architects and clients from the outset to ensure the design aligns with their client’s vision, budget and scope. Read More
Read MoreRemodeling Trends Reflect Shifts in Homeowner Priorities
The residential remodeling industry is rapidly growing as homeowners seek more functional, sustainable and tech-integrated living spaces, with the market projected to hit $129.07 trillion by 2030. This shift goes beyond aesthetics, reflecting new lifestyles like remote work and eco-conscious living, leading to demand for innovations like energy-efficient materials and adaptable home designs. According to Danny’s Dry Wall, “Aging homes and rising property values driven by investors accounting for 14.8% of home purchases in early 2024 are sustaining demand. As budgets recover post-2024, homeowners are investing in remodels that enhance…
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