A housing correction is sweeping the country and causing significant price drops in popular markets that became overheated during a mid-pandemic buying boom

The market share for townhouse construction is on the rise, and more strong gains are expected as prospective first-time buyers seek out medium-density residential neighborhoods

The State Building Code Council recently voted to approve a new Washington State Energy Code that requires heat pumps in all new-construction projects

Home prices are rising at a slower pace than they were a year ago, but some popular Sun Belt cities are still seeing double-digit home appreciation even in a market correction

Home builders, BPMs, and real estate investors are adjusting their business strategies to overcome a market slowdown. Here's what they're doing differently...

Mortgage rates dropped by half a percentage point last week, and though experts say the sudden deceleration is only a temporary respite, it could lead to a resurgence of holiday buyers

Using a Lean design and construction approach, home builders can reduce waste and costs without sacrificing amenities or marketability of their produc

Rents are still growing faster than they were before the start of the pandemic, but as landlords lose pricing power, gains are shrinking

Housing starts are falling as elevated interest rates chip away at buyer demand