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A new report finds more homes on the coast means more homes at risk, no matter how well they’re built.

Const. Sarah Cochrane testified Tuesday at the murder-terror trial of Nathaniel Veltman about his demeanor, including during his dramatic arrest in a mall parking lot, minutes after five members of a Muslim family were struck by a pickup truck in London, Ont.

See what you should know about finishing a basement. Learn the requirements and considerations for a finished basement in your home

Award winning design firm with offices in Norwalk, CT and Quogue, NY seeks a full-time Senior Designer for both locations. Position Overview: Prepares design and construction documents and contributes to their coordination with the overall project team. Performs work on defined segments of a...

The impact of building materials on climate change: Embodied carbon contributes to over 80% of real estate developers' emissions. Measure and reduce now.

The Biden administration announced Tuesday it will open applications for the first tranche of funding — $400 million — to help states and territories take up energy-efficient building codes. A senior administration official told reporters Monday that under the codes, new buildings and major renovations would be done with better construction and in a way that…

Earthquakes: Are we planning our cities, buildings, and infrastructure in a way that would make the capital safe for our lives and properties?

The Ordinance season is upon us.

Heating and cooling homes can be expensive, but thankfully, there are heat pumps. And these electric home coolers and heaters are efficient home systems even in extremely cold temperatures, new research has found.