If you’re living in a tiny house, or just a small house, NewHomeSource has some tips to living large, and making your home feel spacious.
Live, Work, and Play in One Place
Mixed-use developments encourage homeowners to really take advantage of community and neighborhood amenities.
What You Need to Know About What Your Home is Made Of
Do you know what your new home is made of? Knowing about the exterior materials that make up your home means you can have a more durable and efficient home.
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What’s In and What’s Out in New Homes
NewHomeSource explores the latest trends in home design, so you can know what’s in and out in new homes.
Making the Most of Your HOA or Condo Dollars
It’s important to consider any HOA or condo fees you’ll have to pay to determine if you can afford the monthly fees, along with mortgage payments.
Why a Townhome Could Be the Best Single-Family Home You Buy
Townhomes are great home types, even if you have a family! NewHomeSoruce explores why townhomes are great for families.
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California Rooms are the New Florida Rooms
New homes increasingly include California rooms, beautiful outdoor rooms that incorporate kitchens or living spaces, in their layouts.
Is the Open Floor Plan Closing?
NewHomeSource explores the idea that open floorplans might be closing, and what this means for your new home.
Trending: Glass Walls That Disappear
Glass walls that disappear or fold enhance a home by extending living space and by allowing homeowners to enjoy the view of their outdoor spaces year round.
15 Creative Ways to Use Your Community Clubhouse
Community clubhouses are popular amenities in new home neighborhoods. NewHomeSource has 15 ways you can use your community clubhouse to get the most of your amenity package.
Minimalism Takes Over the Kitchen
Whether you design a minimalist kitchen from the start or incorporate these ideas later, here’s how to go full “Marie Kondo” in the kitchen.
How to Buy a Multigenerational Home
Multigenerational housing has become a major trend in new home design. NewHomeSource shows you how to shop and buy a home for multigenerational living.
Bringing Industrial Style to Your New Home
If you love sleek lines and a sleek atheistic, you’ll love industrial style. NewHomeSource explores the industrial style, and how to use it in your home.
National, Regional or Local — Which Builder is Right for You?
There are a lot of options when it comes to selecting a builder. National, regional or local … which one is right for you?
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Gen X Homebuyers Focus on Function and Fitness
Forget Millennials. Gen X homebuyers are looking for a home that focuses on functionality, while also allowing them to stay active.
55-Plus Homebuyers Want Edgier Amenities
With amenities like community gardens and pickleball courts, 55-plus communities offer edgier amenities to help homebuyers stay active and engaged.
Co-Working Spaces: Hot New Condo Amenity is a Great Space to Work
Co-working spaces, introduced in hotels as well as condos are designed to foster connection between residents, particularly for those who work from home.
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From Dining Rooms to Flex Spaces
The floor plans of new construction homes are changing in response to how people want to live. NewHomeSource explores these changes.
Community-Within-a-Community: 55-plus Residents Mingle With Neighbors of All Ages
If you’re considering a 55-plus community but don’t mind being around young families, a community-within-a-community might be the perfect solution. New Home Source takes a look at these neighborhoods that offer the best of both worlds.
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Need a New Home Fast? Consider a Spec Home.
If you’re relocating, or you want a new house without waiting on the construction time line, you should consider living in a quick move-in or spec home.
Three Ways to Ease Transition into a New House
NewHomeSource has three tips to transition into a new home if you have to sell your old home.
Unique Wine Storage Interior Designers Love
Do you want to invest in a luxurious home that embraces your love of wine? Of course you do. We explore innovative wine storage.
Trading City Stress for Island Living
Looking to escape the stress of everyday life by running to live on an island? Here’s the inside scoop on how some have accomplished just that.
8 Misconceptions About Building a New Home
NewHomeSource breaks down eight common misconceptions about buying and building a new home, so you can make your journey to homeownership easy.
California Sunshine Harnessed for Solar Power
California is mandating that all new homes meet certain standards for sustainability, relying on solar power.
Contemporary Style Slips into Traditional Markets
The popularity of contemporary style has influenced the design of new construction homes, including in more traditional housing markets.
Seeing Double: These are the New Home Features to Double Up On
Why settle for one great home feature in your new house when you could double up on things like kitchen islands, mudrooms, sinks, and more.
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Homebuyers Increasingly Choosing Unusual Options for New Homes
Pampering yourself with an outdoor shower or a screened porch for a newly built home personalizes your home, but some buyers use their imaginations to take customization to another level.
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Luxury Amenities in Vertical Villages
New condo and townhome communities attract homebuyers with luxury amenities like in building spas, luxury entertaining spaces, high end gyms, and more.
The New World of Virtual Mortgages
Virtual mortgages offer homebuyers a faster, more secure option than tradition paper-based mortgage applications.