Waves of migrating Americans are leaving behind urban living for good to prioritize space and affordability

Talks of recession are mounting after a rare inversion of the yield curve during the final week of March, but economists aren’t worried—here’s why

Over 200,000 women joined the labor force in March, kicking off what many experts hope will be a season of economic recovery for the U.S.

Home builders across the U.S. are feeling the aftershock of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine as material prices rise to unprecedented highs

NAHB Chairman's Message: Residential construction will need 2.2 million new hires over the next three years to keep pace with growth and attrition. NAHB is launching several initiatives to help develop the home building industry’s future workforce

Over 75% of all Americans are impacted by a lack of affordable housing, and they're growing impatient with seemingly apathetic policymakers

A heated housing market is cause for concern among economists and homebuyers alike, but the end result could be a gradual cooldown rather than another bust

Adjustable-rate mortgages were one of the causes of the Great Recession in 2007, and as housing prices escalate to new record highs, they’re making a comeback nationwide

The average list price rose to a new high across the U.S. at the end of March, but according to some housing experts, a late 2000s-esque housing bubble isn’t a likely scenario