Searches for basement entertainment spaces are up almost 250%—see how to make yours stand out ...

The Housing Accelerator Fund is using modular construction to reduce the cost and time of building new homes in the Bay Area, ...

North Shore Collinwood has been the place I’ve called home for over two decades. In that time, I’ve seen the excitement of the Collinwood Recreation Center being built, the energy of the Waterloo Arts ...

Hundreds of gallons of home heating oil were mistakenly pumped into the basement of a house on Linwood Street in Medford, Massachusetts on Monday. "The oil delivery driver pulled up to the wrong ...

QUICK AS POSSIBLE. NOW TO THAT BREAKING NEWS. STARTING IN MEDFORD, CREWS ARE CLEANING UP HUNDREDS OF GALLONS OF OIL SPILLED INTO SOMEONE’S HOME. SO FIRST RESPONDERS SAY A DRIVER DELIVERED THAT OIL TO ...

A rule changed proposed as part of the Road to Housing Act passed by a Senate committee in July could make it much easier and cheaper to build manufactured housing, according to an analysis from Pew ...

LONG before prefabricated homes became a modern trend, Jamaican great-grandparents were already building houses on ‘cellars’ — raised wooden frames that could be lifted and moved when life demanded it ...

MUNCY, Pa. — "When the smoke cleared, that was hanging there bright with color," said Tracey Myers, Vice President of Operations, Muncy Homes Inc. An American flag hangs inside the Muncy Homes Inc.

New York-based Cool Down makes a thermal transfer system that moves naturally cool air from your basement into your living space while sending excess heat back down below to cool homes more ...

Peter Dodge and Sally Stetson’s modular home in Morrsiville Credit: Jeb Wallace-Brodeur When Sally Stetson first saw mock-ups of the kind of modular home she now lives in, she thought, “Mm, no.” The ...

After Lahaina burned in August 2023, the state invested in a modular home development, hoping to nurture community and leave behind permanent infrastructure. Zoe Chesson, who grew up in Lahaina, ...

A Wisconsin-based couple has transformed their unfinished basement storm shelter into a retro 1970s-style lounge after a year of severe weather left them spending more time underground than expected.