The homes may be fictional but after peering into them week after week for several years, you can’t help but wonder how the homes of our favorite television characters would look if they were real. If you found yourself in the Golden Girls’ surprisingly sprawling Miami home or The Simpson’s iconic home in Springfield, would you be able to easily find the bathroom?

We’re excited to share that our client, SummerHill Homes, is a finalist for “Best Builder Website” at the 2013 Excellence in Home Building Awards for the BIA Bay Area for the SummerHill Housing Group website.

Smaller home builders, this one’s for you. A recent NAHB survey gives small builders a great tip (used with success by the bigger builders): offer downloadable brochures on the website that provides information on benefits of buying a new home. Seems basic maybe but the study proves this step will lead to more new home sales.

The economic cheerleaders here at Graphic Language think today’s positive economic news is worth sharing.

Back in early 2009 when builders and agencies were still surveying the then-new housing crisis, we at Graphic Language were asking ourselves, “What do builders need to sell homes, and how can we provide it cost-effectively?” To provide a real solution to a real need, we created New Home Feed and introduced it at the 2010 International Builder Show. Our goal was to give builders a way to get their home listings to listing websites like Zillow, Trulia, and Homes.com, to simultaneously syndicate to popular paid directories like New Home Source and New Homes Directory, to simplify Craigslist postings, to facilitate communication with social media tools, and to give action-oriented reporting on clicks and leads so marketers could make smart decisions.

When the newly-formed SummerHill Housing Group launched, CEO Robert Freed entrusted Graphic Language to animate his unique vision online. Freed oversees SummerHill Housing Group, an umbrella organization for SummerHill Homes and SummerHill Apartment Communities.

Maybe you’ve heard the rumors that Google has its eyes on acquiring Trulia or Zillow, and we wonder how the chatter will change with the news that Zillow will power real estate searches on Google Now.

We're looking for new talent to join the New Home Feed team! Graphic Language, creators of New Home Feed, is seeking a full-time web applications programmer to join our savvy development team. The ideal candidate will be an organized self-starter with a diverse skill set including strong communication skills, a desire to do daily hands-on work, and resourceful problem-solving abilities. Be prepared to wear multiple hats and interact with prospects, clients, and industry partners.