Havens of affordability are now tallying record-breaking home price gains as migrating Americans overtake pools of resident buyers

Nationwide housing inventory dropped to a new low in January, but steadfast buyers aren’t slowing down

Though new housing starts are up year-over-year, residential construction is slowing after solid gains at the end of 2021

As affordable housing continues to disappear at a record pace, the single-family built-for-rent (SFBFR) market offers a viable solution

Builders are picking up the pace of new home construction to satisfy rising demand nationwide, but a decades-old housing deficit still stands in the way

After facing heightened competition and unrelenting price gains in 2021, buyers are finding no relief in another record-breaking market at the start of 2022

Home prices are hitting new highs and builders are racing against the clock to add much-needed housing supply, but demand isn’t wavering ahead of another strong season for home buying

Buyers are filling a growing appraisal gap as rates climb higher, but purchasing activity appears solid, experts say

Investor purchases accounted for a substantial share of total home sales in 2021, specifically in minority neighborhoods battling a preexisting affordability crisis and longstanding homeownership gaps