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Trends of the Future: Co-Living, Functionality, and “Culturegraphics” Expected to Dominate Residential Spaces, According to Industry Expert

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By Meghan Hall The beginning of a new year—and a new decade—means that almost everyone has their eyes on the future. As the residential market and construction industry is revolutionized through new technologies and demographic shifts, evaluating which emerging trends will be the most important becomes paramount. For Susan Yashinksy, the vice president of innovation […]

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