Tag: housing trends
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Home Buyer Wants Vs. Needs
New-home design’s most notable trends of 2014 are aimed at what buyers want.
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Relaxed Living in Baton Rouge’s Perkins Lane
Perkins Lane, a new infill development in downtown Baton Rouge, fits all of today’s hot housing trends with gorgeous detailing and durable, high-quality finishes to boot.
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7 Aging-in-Place Essentials
Six of seven accessible features buyers want are rated more “desirable” than “essential,” suggesting that home buyers are purchasing with aging in mind.
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15 Hot Outdoor Design Trends
Outdoor living spaces for entertaining and relaxing will be in high demand during 2014, according to the Residential Landscape Architecture Trends Survey conducted by the American Society of Landscape Architects. Check out the top three outdoor design elements and the five most popular features of each.
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Design musts for a choppy 2014 recovery…
Commentary from senior executives of the bellwether public home builders confirms one thing. Whether it’s accurate or not to call 2013’s latter-half slowdown a “pause??? or something else, it’s clear that what’s changed is this: Not everything is working, and some things are working very well. That’s called “lumpy.??? So, our focus on five production…
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2013 Marvin Hall of Fame: Ross Chapin
Architect Ross Chapin’s walkable neighborhoods connect owners of well-designed houses with their community.
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Single-family Infill Development
Infill development is becoming a widespread trend nationally, but it varies significantly between housing markets in the country.
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Design Details: Home Offices
Home offices are taking on new shapes to meet the needs of buyers of all kinds.
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FourPlans: Homes with Casitas
Homes with casitas—guest suites that have private entrances or are detached altogether—tie together two big trends: outdoor living and multigenerational households.