Greg Ugalde, president of Connecticut-based builder T&M Building Co. and new chairman of the National Association of Home Builders recently spoke with the Associated Press about the industry.
For the first time in years, the real estate market's peak spring season is starting with homebuyers in a stronger position than home sellers, and in the nation's hottest markets.
Recent Quinnipiac poll data show that 43 percent of California voters say they can't afford to live in the state, and more than 75 percent believe that there's a housing crisis.
In 2018, U.S. homeowners collectively gained 8 percent in home equity, or $678 billion, per CoreLogic data. Per homeowner, that comes out to about $9,700 in added wealth.
With Tax Day coming up, homeowners will be some of the first to see how the Trump administration-enacted Tax Cuts and Jobs Act affects the way that they file.
A new study analyzes Census data to find the most affordable housing markets in all 50 states. Each state has median home prices below the national median of $295,000.
Affordability in San Francisco is about to get even tighter, as several tech companies intend to launch their initial public offering (IPO) this year, and their newly enriched employees look to the Bay for new homes.
Interest rates for home loans ticked up the week of March 7, 2019 after four weeks of declines. The 30-year fixed rate for mortgages averaged 4.41 percent, per Freddie Mac data.
