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.
Read More »Good News for 55+ Homebuyers
Why are builders and developers in the 55+ housing market are reporting strong demand across the country? Click through to learn more.
Read More »The Fate of Fannie and Freddie
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.
Read More »What the Industry Said About Calabria’s Nom
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.
Read More »Builder Confidence is Waning
A new report revealed the factors that were causing more builders to give a negative outlook on the housing market.
Read More »The Week Ahead: Taking the Pulse of Homebuilders
How did homebuilders rate market conditions this month? Make sure you stay tuned to this—as well as keep on eye on other crucial reports about to drop—in The Week Ahead.
Read More »Builders Bet on the Housing Market
A fall in lumber prices along with a continued solid demand for housing had home builders giving a positive view about the housing market, according to a new report. What factors are likely to impact this outlook?
Read More »The Week Ahead: Gauging Housing Market Conditions
On Tuesday, a new survey will gauge the latest trends in the single-family housing market. Click through to learn more about this survey and other noteworthy events in The Week Ahead.
Read More »Women’s Representation in the Construction Industry
How many women are employed in construction-related jobs? A new report examines gender equity within this slice of the industry.
Read More »How Labor Shortages Have Impacted Housing Costs
According to some recent data, labor shortages in residential construction. Additionally, the decrease in labor has also slowed down the rate they accept incoming orders.
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