Buyers looking for newly built homes are migrating to affordable markets in the South and Midwest

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

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

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

From energy efficiency to multigenerational design, buyer preferences are changing post-pandemic

Home prices are somehow still breaking records, and with more building challenges ahead in 2022, affordability is moving further out of reach for buyers and builders alike

As more Americans switch to remote work, business spaces are being left behind en masse, but redevelopment could support a housing industry desperate for supply

Suburbs are sprawling again, but a lack of buildable residential land is pushing lower-income Americans out of the housing market

Home sales are down year-over-year, but additional inventory could relieve record-high demand