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

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.

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

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

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

We’ve broken down the entire process into a few easy steps so you know exactly what to expect when working with Atmos.

Home buyers spend an average of $20K to modify their homes within the first year—why wouldn't you build exactly what you want?

Since 1990, open floor plans have been the biggest architectural trend, but despite its popularity, here are some common drawbacks.

Building a home, but not sure how long you’ll stay? Optimize the resale value by boosting curb appeal with these key choices.

When you’re ready to build your dream home, it’s important to consider your current family stage, and what is inevitable in your future.

Land yourself a small lot in your dream location? Build a beautiful custom home!

The decision will impact your home’s value and determine the cost, length and outcome of the project.

Beyond the shortage of resale homes for millennials to consider, there are some things about designing and building a custom home that is attractive to this tech-savvy generation.

The transition from a house full of kids to one without them can be jarring — but it can also be an opportunity to build a home that fits your ideal lifestyle.

Across the country, people are opting to prioritize space and minimize expenses by building their homes together as neighbors.

If you’re considering moving away from the competitive real estate market and opting for a custom home, here’s what you can expect.

Tract, spec, and custom: each come with significant benefits and drawbacks, all dependent on what a homebuyer is looking for in their home.

Building a custom home has a ton of advantages—and one of those is that you can choose exactly which amenities will bring you the most comfort and enjoyment.

Priorities aren’t the same as they were just a couple years ago.

Having a dedicated office can drastically improve your productivity and work-life balance—build one in your new custom home.