The U.S. housing market needs to add approximately 6.5 million single-family homes to keep up with the breakneck pace of household formation

As a growing number of Americans move away from large metro areas in search of more space and greater housing affordability, single-family housing starts are slowing in the nation's densest counties

The unprecedented event will follow a 24-hour-a-day schedule to build four new homes for four deserving families in Montgomery, TX

Nonprofit XDS joins forces with Garman Homes to provide inclusive housing for veterans and individuals suffering from mental illness and other conditions

Gold Heat recently announced it will support HomeAid as an in-kind partner in the nonprofit developer's plans to build safe, dignified housing for those in need

Single-family production recorded a slow start to 2023, but home builders are optimistic about improved market conditions later in the year

Despite persistent affordability challenges, builders are looking ahead to a strong year for the residential construction sector in 2023

Contractors are looking ahead to strong growth in 2023, but rising borrowing costs could lead to a more significant drop in homebuyer demand

The U.S. needs to add more than 1 million new housing units to chip away at a worsening supply deficit, but housing starts are expected to slow in the year ahead