Fixing the affordability crisis means building more homes, but rising construction costs pose a lingering challenge

2021 single-family housing starts expanded at the fastest pace in close to a decade with the highest total share since the Great Recession

The housing market is finally cooling after years of record growth, but according to Doug Bauer, CEO of Tri Pointe Homes, business is still booming

Home builders doubled down on residential construction projects to turn a higher profit throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, but as buyer demand wavers, prices are falling in an oversupplied market

Colby Cox hopes to grow his Delaware hometown by building a master planned community that will boost the local economy and create one interconnected neighborhood

Home sales might be slowing, but new construction projects are maintaining a steady pace nationwide

Inventory is rising, but home sales are slowing for the first time in two years, prompting some builders to offer incentives to interested buyers

Regional builders are holding off on new construction projects as buyer demand dips, but experts worry that delayed development will add to a decades-old housing shortage

The pace of single-family housing starts is slowing, but over 800,000 homes are currently under construction across the U.S.