The June inflation reading was the highest since 1981, leading some market experts to believe the Fed could continue tightening monetary policy at an accelerated pace

Elevated lumber prices in 2021 were an early harbinger of rising inflation and major economic changes, and as prices now fall, experts are gearing up for another transformative period ahead

The construction labor market appears to have hit its peak as economic activity slows nationwide in response to tighter financial conditions

Property taxes accounted for $672.9 billion in state and local tax revenue during the four quarters ending Q1 2022

NAHB Policy Briefing: New procedure for developing the 2024 IECC; construction job openings, hiring, and layoffs data

As mortgage rates quell heated competition and elevated buyer demand for existing homes, builders are finding ways to offer affordability to a more budget-conscious consumer base

Total employment increased in over half of the country in May as the economy makes a strong post-pandemic recovery

Overvalued markets may have reached their tipping point, and a recession could put a damper on fast-rising home prices