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House Of Tomorrow May Prove House Of Yesterday
The house of tomorrow may become the house of yesterday as builders seek cheaper homes in a lagging market. Smaller designs and row-house updates attract buyers unable to afford standard new homes, with prices rising from 23,400 in 1970 to about 38,100 in 1975.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.G. Labelle
Associated Press
Bureau of the Census
Jesse Siff
Siff, Oakley, Marks Inc
Vail
Dennis Breese
American Institute of Architects
Atlanta
Cohn
Deltona Corp
Miami
Deltona
Kaufman & Broad
Jim Hintz
South Bend
Ind
Place & Co
Bob Sheehan
National Association of Home Builders
NAHB
Middle West
Andy Place Jr