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Is 2017 leaving you black and blue? You’re in luck! And slightly ahead of the curve, too. It so happens that black (in many iterations) and blue are the colors predicted to trend in 2018, according to various paint entities as part of the companies’ prestigious color of the year predictions.

Both modern and traditional trends in home design are mixing metal finishes for a more eclectic and “collected over time” look. Gone are the days of having to match your cabinet hardware to your faucet. No longer must you match your door hardware to your light fixtures. Here’s the inside scoop on how to mix it up successfully.

One of the most commonly asked questions we get from builders and home buyers is what third-party verification is and why it is required by Built Green for certification. Let’s explore how third-party verification came about and why it is so important and beneficial.

This week, we want to hear from you! Whether you need publicity for a new product or want to share a getting-to-know-you piece, we can help you tell your story as loud as possible.

Forget your favorite tiny home hunter show for a minute—this is real life. Despite what the media tells us, homeowners, and home builders, have only very recently begun to shrink their standards in favor of more compact confines.

"Making growth pay for itself" sounds like a good idea. But developers in Seattle are not getting a free ride.

The Builder's Bulletin aggregates key housing statistics of interest to our industry, such as home price and permit data and supply of housing inventory. See the August 2017 report.

As a Seattle-area homebuilder, a question I hear from prospects and clients frequently is, "How long will it take you to build my new home?" It's a legitimate question.