In January, the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) announced that single-family home production was off to a sluggish start in 2023. And while that caused some concern in the...

With the pandemic behind us, hopefully, and a concerted push toward new economic development east of Pittsburgh, new housing looks even brighter for Westmoreland and eastern Allegheny Counties.  For...

Perhaps the problem of housing affordability is not yet a crisis, but it is on its way toward crisis unless a change in trend occurs.  Solutions to this problem are pretty obvious, and also quite...

Nature offers many physical, emotional and mental health benefits. Perhaps that’s why many homeowners are embracing the addition of outdoor spaces or building homes with outdoor amenities.

When it comes to making upscale renovations, most projects are only limited by the size of the lot, the investment a homeowner wants to make, and their imagination. While some homeowners may dream of an updated kitchen or bathroom, others may want a full outdoor kitchen with additional entertaining space. And then there are those who want to take the house down to the studs to design a completely new home customized to their dreams.

There are more than enough reasons why homebuilders should be worried about their prospects for 2023, yet it is hard to find a builder that has not seen an upswing in traffic and interest in new construction since the beginning of the year.

Paying homage to the age and original architecture of a 100-year-old home in Squirrel Hill, while also modernizing it and adding a sleekness to it.When Sarah and Doug Shriber hired designer April...

The declining construction workforce has many causes, but the crux of the problem is that too few people have been attracted to the industry to sufficiently replace the older workers who are...

Pittsburgh is more than welcoming to young professionals seeking remote career opportunities.  With major employers like PNC and US Steel, it makes sense that Pittsburgh is one of the best U.S....

It is basic Economics 101 stuff. When the housing market gets tight, when there are not enough existing homes on the market to meet the demand of buyers, new construction takes off. For the past few...