Tag Archives: National Association of Home Builders

Builder confidence in the market for newly-built single-family homes rose slightly according to a recent report. Learn what's driving the increase.

With single family permits declining in many areas of the country, which cities and regions are escaping the trend?

Here's what a recent analysis indicated about the state of nonrevolving credit and the effect of the current surge in mortgage applications on it.

Deep-diving into Sen. Mike Crapo’s outline for housing finance reform, a Senate Banking Committee hearing saw experts sharing their views on how best to strengthen housing finance for the future.

A new report predicts a flat year for new home production. See what the latest data suggests about the factors that will impact housing starts.

Even as mortgage rates and low inventory remain an issue, here’s what homebuyers are saying about how much home they can afford in today’s market.

Why are builders and developers in the 55+ housing market are reporting strong demand across the country? Click through to learn more.

Government and housing industry leaders addressed the potential impact of a Housing Finance Reform Bill that was introduced in September. Here's what they had to say to the House Financial Services Committee.

With the Trump administration nominating Mark Calabria to head the FHFA, here’s what the industry and lawmakers had to say about a new Director at the agency.

A new report revealed the factors that were causing more builders to give a negative outlook on the housing market.