Shutdown slows annual increase of OSHA penalties
New penalty levels will be implemented when shutdown ends and final rule can be published in the federal register.
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Author: Danielle Andrus
HBF meets giving goal on Colorado Gives Day
For its 25th anniversary, the Home Builders Foundation set a straightforward goal: raise $25,000 on Colorado Gives Day.
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Slower remodeling growth expected in 2019
Rising interest rates and flat sales will contribute to a remodeling ‘pinch,’ according to Harvard’s Joint Center for Housing Studies.
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What about construction defects?
Construction defect suits are still a concern for builders in 2019.
Read more7 hottest housing markets for 2019: Trulia
Colorado Springs is the top housing market to watch in 2019, according to an analysis by real estate website Trulia.
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Pressure points—What builders can expect in 2019
The persistent labor shortage shows no sign of turning around, but there are some new pressures on builders going into
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Residential jobs lead construction employment gains in October
Residential specialty trades led construction job growth in October, according to preliminary data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Of
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Meritage, Operation Homefront partner on new home for Purple Heart recipient
The mortgage-free home is part of an effort to build strong, stable military families.
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At HBF luncheon, recipient successes take center stage
The Home Builders Foundation held its annual luncheon on Thursday. The event brought together 400 recipients, volunteers, sponsors and guests,
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Denver passes new green roof ordinance
Denver City Council unanimously passed a green roof ordinance to replace the November 2017 initiative approved by voters.
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