New construction accounted for 29% of all single-family homes for sale in the third quarter of 2022, the highest share in nearly a decade and a half

Surging mortgage rates and record high home prices are pushing prospective buyers to the sidelines, and a slowdown in demand is forcing builders to make concessions

Housing costs are soaring to record highs, and while price tags for newly constructed homes trump sale prices for pre-existing homes, starting from scratch could offer some benefits

Office-to-apartment conversions are creating a new opportunity for developers to boost rental supply across the U.S.

Housing starts fell in September, but as a growing number of would-be buyers are pushed out of home purchases, demand for new multifamily rental units is rising

A market correction forced a large share of would-be buyers to put off their home purchasing plans, but with more rate hikes on the horizon, demand for new homes is on the rise

As the supply of existing homes for sale hits a plateau, buyers are instead taking a look at a rising share of newly constructed homes

Builders are responding to soaring housing costs by slowing their production schedules and waiting for an improvement in affordability

Building prices are beginning to fall from historic highs, but lingering inflation is taking a toll on Florida homeowners rebuilding after Hurricane Ian