NAHB Chairman's Message: Jerry Konter reflects on the past year's challenges and achievements and what lies ahead for the housing industry in the coming year

There are two paths you can take in a changing new-home sales market, but only one of them will help you succeed during a slowdown

After soaring to a peak 7% in 2022, interest rates are expected to fall by more than a percentage point in 2023, but for a number of priced-out buyers, a slight increase in housing affordability won't be enough

The Federal Reserve is gearing up for another aggressive year of rate hikes meant to slow inflation, and while economists are optimistic, homebuyers are losing steam

According to some housing experts, an economic recession may actually give budget-conscious homebuyers more leverage in the for-sale market

Economist Tom Lawler accurately predicted the housing bubble and bust of 2007 and 2008, and he's now looking ahead to big changes in 2023

For the last two years, the housing market has been characterized by fast-rising home prices and surging interest rates, but today's homebuying conditions are far different from the real estate landscape preceding the Great Recession

More rate hikes are on the horizon, but falling rent growth may indicate that the days of peak inflation are already behind us

Over 19 million renters across the U.S. are burdened by rising housing costs and rampant inflation sending prices for consumer goods to new highs