Huf Haus opens a sales office in Cleveland and is pursuing affluent clients who seek something out of the ordinary.

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But lot owners can be tough to sell and demand a customized product.

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But going beyond six stories still raises questions in U.S.

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Chuck Shinn offers suggestions on how builders can trim fat from their construction processes.

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Ever the optimists, a clear majority—55 percent—of the 744 home builders who responded to our “State of the Industry” survey say 2008 is the year the downturn hits bottom and the industry begins to recover.

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