Of the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed homes left scattered around Michigan, some are inaccessible. But these eight homes can be ...

Homes The evolution of the average American house style See the evolution of home architecture in the States By Darla Guillen, Houston Chronicle Aug 4, 2015 ...

While the typical American home in the '60s was filled with bright colors and wood paneling, a home today is more subdued and prioritizes comfort.

Characterized by their story-book facades, Queen Anne homes are one of America's most ornate architectural styles. You can find properties constructed in the Queen Anne style scattered all over ...

This is a fairly typical American home. *house* Nestled in a quiet suburb of Maryland, it’s about 1,500 square feet, with three bedrooms across two floors. In an average year, the family in this ...

In this final part of a three-part series, take a look at the average cost of an American home from the 1940s spanning to the present day. Check out the major ups and downs of the housing market ...

The average American household must now earn 4.4 percent more to afford a starter home than it did a year ago.

The idea for a new book by UCLA researchers sounds pretty boring. A team of anthropologists went into 32 typical homes — middle-class, dual-income families, with school-age children — and ...

Borrowing costs aside, the typical home on the market is listed for about 5.3 times more than what the typical American household earns in a year.

Indeed, whether built this decade or over a century ago, many of Washington D.C.’s homes are love letters to traditional American architecture.

Inspired by the traditional American architecture of corn cribs, a common farm building used to store and dry corn, The Crib uses prefabricated steel beam architecture as a nod to traditional ...