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18 Dec

We’ve been shortlisted for the Housing Innovation Awards 2025!

The Digital Notice Controller (DNC) has been shortlisted in the “Most Innovative Product” category. The DNC is an...

18 Dec

2025 Innovative Housing Challenge Winners

At the close of its annual Technical Seminar, the FFB Habitat Cluster unveils the 2025 winners of its 22nd Innova...

28 Nov

Affordable housing community opens in East L.A. along Metro E Line

City leaders celebrated the grand opening of a 64-unit affordable housing complex in Boyle Heights Frid...

28 Nov

L.A. City Council committee approves sweeping housing rezoning plan

A key Los Angeles City Council committee signed off on a sweeping rezoning plan Tuesday that would focus new mark...

19 Nov

Building Tomorrow with the Top Construction Industry Trends for 2025

The construction industry is on the cusp of a transformative shift, with emerging technologies and data-driven solutions set to redefin...

16 Nov

Sustainable Construction in 2025 Will Include These 8 Innovations in Alternative Energy

Sustainability is integral to the future of construction, whether in the U.S. or abroad. Building teams must util...

11 Nov

AI Technique Accurately Predicts Compressive Strength in Waste Marble Concrete

By Nidhi DhullReviewed by Susha Cheriyedath, M.Sc.Nov 11 2024 ...

29 Sep

Governor Newsom signs bipartisan housing package and launches Prop 1 Homekey+ initiative

More housing. More accountability. More transparency.
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: Governor Newsom signed into law a comprehensive bipartisan housing package

26 Sep

A mixed-use Costco, low-income housing development breaks ground in South LA

City and state leaders celebrated the groundbreaking of a South Los Angeles 800-apartment-unit complex to be built above a new Costco, with 184 units dedicated to low-income housing

23 Sep

Construction goes vertical for affordable housing at at 232 Judge John Aiso St. in Little Tokyo

Plans call for 248 homes and community-serving retail space.
Six months after starting work in Little Tokyo, construction has gone vertical for a new mixed-use development