Builders press for immigration reform, saying change is essential to the full recovery of the housing industry and the economy.

Can a dysfunctional Congress and a beleaguered White House finally agree on tax and housing finance reform? (Hint: Probably not this year...)

The incoming director of the regulatory agency that oversees Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac said he would delay the planned 2014 increase in mortgage fees on government-backed loans.

The higher costs associated with the new law harm home sales and remodeling activity, NAHB recently told Congress.

Local HBAs tackle labor shortage; Architects see more amenities and size; CPWR snapshot of construction industry profiles an older workforce; Detroit joins the company of Turnaround Towns

NAHB endorses President Obama?s housing finance policy.

The decision overturns a Florida Supreme Court ruling that would have given governments expanded power to force unreasonable exactions upon developers

Sales of newly built, single-family homes declined 13.4 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 394,000 units in July as higher mortgage rates prompted a temporary pause in buying activity.