Crumbling affordability continues to impact Americans' homeownership plans, as Q1 data show that fewer adults said they intend to buy over the next 12 months.
Recent data from Case-Shiller show that the long-run return on homeownership is low, and while some say consumers would be better off investing in equities, one expert says that conclusion is "wrongheaded" in a variety of ways.
Changing codes in Tornado Alley, downtown housing's hefty premium, insulation materials' impact on indoor air quality, more OSHA inspections to come, and U.S. Department of Energy's homeowner resource for energy improvements
The American Enterprise Institute released a new study entitled "Will homebuilding finally evolve? Lessons from the American experience with factory-built housing."
A new study of U.S. cities where homeowners pay $1,000 per month on their mortgage shows that despite ongoing national affordability woes, some markets remain affordable.
Utah home prices are continuing their upward trend and many buyers are now priced out of local for-sale homes. Builder Clark Ivory is "on the warpath" to add more affordable supply.
Income growth, slower home price appreciation, and falling mortgage rates all combined to ease housing affordability in the first quarter of 2019, running roughly even over the previous year.
Colorado's Sterling Ranch in Douglas County and the Peña Station Next development near Denver International Airport are at the vanguard of the area's burgeoning smart community infrastructure.
