Industry News
Stay updated with the latest trends, developments, and insights in the construction and building industry on Cape Cod. Our goal is to provide valuable information to professionals, homeowners, and enthusiasts alike.
The Executive Office of Housing and Livable Communities (EOHLC) has finalized a new regulation designed to protect Massachusetts homebuyers by ensuring they are fully informed of their right to a…
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As Massachusetts looks ahead to its next gubernatorial election, a recent poll reveals a clear message from voters: economic realities are driving decisions more than party lines. Reducing housing costs…
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We are deeply saddened to share the passing of Guy A. A. Webb, a beloved leader in the Massachusetts home building community, who died on June 1, 2025, after a…
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The Michael English House, Inc. is preparing to launch its Skilled Purpose pilot program-a 12-week carpentry training course designed to support individuals in recovery or recently reentering society after incarceration.…
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As climate change accelerates, Massachusetts is taking proactive steps to protect its vulnerable coastal communities. A newly released draft plan by the Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs outlines…
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Looking to remodel your kitchen or upgrade appliances? Habitat for Humanity of Cape Cod offers a Deconstruction Program that helps homeowners, contractors, and tradespeople save on labor and disposal costs.…
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The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) recently released its 2025 Housing Affordability Pyramid, revealing a concerning trend: 76.4 million U.S. households-57% of the total-cannot afford a $300,000 home. With…
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The International Code Council is in the midst of its 2024-2026 development cycle, and the upcoming Group B Committee Action Hearings (April 27-May 6 in Orlando, FL) offer an important…
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On April 2, President Trump announced a new global tariff policy imposing a 10% baseline tariff on imports from most countries, with elevated rates up to 50% for certain nations.…
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