New Urbanism

How Trends Shaping Suburbs Will Impact Urban Development

BUILDER contributor Emily Newton explores the relationship between suburban in-migration and the future of urban development.

Waterfront Multifamily Development in Ventura Starts Leasing

Leveraging Specialty Rental Insurance to Compete in a Tight Market

Seven Ways to Urbanize the Suburbs

The Plague of Pancake Development

When Less Space Invites More Regulations

The Nation's Strongest Under-the-Radar Markets

Miami Approves Development Plans for Cassa Grove Luxury Apartments

$3.5 Billion Philadelphia Urban Development Plan Unveiled

Adaptive Reuse, Merit: Mount Vernon Mill No. 1

Adaptive Reuse, Merit: Temple Art Lofts

Bike-Centric Apartments Open in Minneapolis

Live-Work Lofts Add to Palette of L.A. Arts District

Are Pre-Fab Micro Units the Solution to Millennial Urban Design?

Hiemenz, Weston Move Up at Alliance

M&R Development's 80-Unit Central Station, Evanston, Ill.

Micro Units: The Essential Ingredients

Micro Units Break Into New Settings

From Campus to Workforce: 5 Ways to Attract Millennial Renters

Analysis: Strong Demand Drives Top 25 GCs to New Heights

ULI Survey: Mixed-Use Communities a Growing Preference

Orlando Low-Rise Reflects Market's Revitalization

Balancing Act: How to Approach Development in "Emerging Areas"

The End of the Student Housing Market As We Know It

L.A.-Area Lofts Lure Gen Yers With Plentiful Amenities

Former HUD Exec Brings Institutional Knowledge to Pennrose

Seaside Remains a Model of New Urbanism

Found in Yonkers

Baby Boomers, Gen Y, and the Recession Shift Long-Held Housing Tastes and Trends

Megacommunities Continue to Attract, Stymie Apartment Owners and Developers