What are the nation’s most popular architecture styles?
Source: Realtor.com Most regional architectural styles in the United States have their roots both in history and in the environment: They grew out of the types of building materials, such as stone, wood, or clay (for bricks), that were...
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That swanky new rental apartment could finally be yours
Source: CNBC As the homeownership rate fell following the recession, the towers rose — the vast majority boasting luxury rentals, complimented by high-end amenities like rooftop dog parks, fitness centers, private movie theaters and party...
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The Polite House: When the Neighbor’s Dog Meets Your Landscape
The Polite House: When the Neighbor’s Dog Meets Your Landscape How do you navigate those difficult conversations when you don’t want people’s dogs doing their business on your plants and...
Read More ›World of Design: Heirlooms With a Twist in a Russian Country...
World of Design: Heirlooms With a Twist in a Russian Country House A designer updates her family’s dacha outside Moscow with a mix of homey traditional furnishings and contemporary...
Read More ›Why So Many New U.S. Homes Are Supersized
Why So Many New U.S. Homes Are Supersized A bigger share of new homes sold in 2015 were 4,000 square feet or more compared with before the recession. But that could...
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