
Builders Beware: Substantial Completion May Vary for Subcontractors!
As recently held by a Colorado appeals court, construction defect claims may be barred at different times for different contractors. While this is good news
As recently held by a Colorado appeals court, construction defect claims may be barred at different times for different contractors. While this is good news
Congratulations! You are buying a new home! Whether it is a newly built home or a resale home, one of the first questions to come
Imagine: Instead of building a model home designed to appeal to the widest possible demographic, you hand potential buyers a pair of virtual reality goggles
Optimism within the home building industry is at a 10-year high. Seven in 10 builders profess feeling positive about home sales for 2017, and nearly
Risk Management… we hear this term quite frequently thrown about in our current business environment. Marketing, insurance, warranties and sales are a few aspects of
Nashville home builders have enough buildable sites to last for about a year. After that, prices will skyrocket—unless developers can catch up. As it is,
The final nail has been hammered, the last coat of paint has dried and the mountain of paperwork has been signed. Your client has moved
The topic of the month ~ shall we call it “anger management”? No, we will call it Risk Management! Sadly, in this world of technology,
A newly built home in Seattle, Washington has been built to withstand a disaster of seismic proportions. Made of concrete, that earthquake resistance exceeds local
The Supreme Court of South Carolina recently made it clear that if a home warranty includes an arbitration provision, then all claims may be subject