BCA Section J 2010 Changes – An Overview
With introduction of the BCA 2010, Section J of the BCA has gone through radical changes and energy efficiency requirements and compliance criteria are more detailed and stringent compared to the previous versions of the BCA. This article is a very brief overview of the BCA Section J 2010 and its modifications.
BCA Section J 2010 Changes – An Overview
Barbara Corcoran: Homes you can buy for $450K
Barbara Corcoran: Homes you can buy for $450K
Each week, TODAY’s Barbara Corcoran looks around the U.S. to see what homebuyers can get for their money. This week’s search goes from Hartford, Conn., to Reno, Nev., in search of truly unique properties you can get the keys to for $450,000 or less.
U.S. has spent tiny fraction of loan-mod funds
U.S. has spent tiny fraction of loan-mod funds
The Obama administration has spent only about $600 million of the $50 billion allocated last year for its flagship foreclosure prevention program.
Lenders face mounting mortgage claims
Lenders face mounting mortgage claims
Mortgage lenders foreclosing on record numbers of homeowners now face a potentially more formidable adversary: investors who bought bonds backed by bad loans. By John W. Schoen.
Housing starts drop to lowest since 2009
Housing starts drop to lowest since 2009
Construction of new homes fell sharply in October, fresh evidence that the housing industry remains under duress.
Eco-Friendly Construction
Eco-Friendly Construction
With breakthroughs in science and technology, and changing cultures and mindsets, the construction industry is compelled to adopt eco-friendly means of construction. Here are the reasons why green construction is booming, and how easy it is.
Mortgage meltdown claims hidden victims
Fewer foreclosures now bad for business
Fewer foreclosures now bad for business
Troubled homeowners have cheered the news that some banks are slowing the foreclosure process to review documents. Then there are places like Lee County, Fla., where not everyone is applauding.
Homebuilders are feeling a little less gloomy
Homebuilders are feeling a little less gloomy
Homebuilders battered by the worst summer for home sales in a decade are already looking ahead to spring, saying they feel somewhat more optimistic about the prospect for an uptick in sales.
Mortgage applications tumble as rates rise
Mortgage applications tumble as rates rise
Applications for mortgages to buy homes and to refinance dropped last week as mortgage rates pulled away from historic lows.