What’s the best way to obtain a home loan when you’re your own boss?

Purchasing or building a new home is a somewhat expensive and complicated transaction, but one that comes with significant benefits.

In addition to the opportunity to create a home you’re truly excited to live in, home building offers tax perks, too!

What’s causing the shift in popularity from big-city dreams to small-town charm?

Is custom homebuilding within your budget? The answer may surprise you.

Amid the thriving real estate scene in North Carolina’s Triangle area, a new trend has emerged.

Instead of avoiding a home purchase because of the Great Recession, it’s time for Gen X to consider a new approach to homebuying: building.

What impact will artificial intelligence have on the way we buy and sell homes?

Even if you plan to build your forever home, consider these top amenities that will pay off for your family and for a potential future sale.

While the housing market is beginning to cool off in some cities, North Carolina’s Triangle area shows no signs of slowing down.

Suspecting that your clients’ dream home doesn’t exist yet? Talk to them about building!

What’s the draw to owning a home near a park or open space?

Here’s what you need to know about HOAs as you build your new custom home.

Foodies and night owls will love living in these three popular Raleigh areas!

Earn the maximum amount for your home listing when you take a few strategic steps before it hits the market!

Buyers are looking for more space after lockdown, fewer homes are on the market, and remote workers are looking to move to emerging cities.

Building a custom home can be overwhelming for many—especially first-timers, that’s why it’s important to work with the right partner.

Home equity is important because you can use it to borrow against it to improve your home, raise your property value or pay off a debt.

If you’re looking to make your life a little easier, look no further than these must-have appliances.

Many people are caught between renting or buying an existing home and often fail to consider the third option: building their own home.