While the rest of the U.S is grappling with a dearth of new housing, these fast-growing markets are seeing an uptick in new-construction projects

Single women are dominating residential real estate despite a series of financial hurdles to homeownership

Soaring interest rates are pricing a growing number of Americans out of the new-home market, and that share is expected to keep rising as the Fed sends borrowing costs even higher

Buyers are retreating as mortgage rates rise, but home builders are looking ahead to strong growth in the new-home market in 2023

Remote workers who relocated during the pandemic are trickling back into the office, but for many, that means settling for longer commutes or rethinking their home purchasing decisions

A lack of existing-home inventory is forcing buyers into the new-home market. That increased demand has home builders feeling optimistic at the start of the spring buying season

Rising borrowing costs, falling home prices, and slower buyer activity have created a new series of hurdles for home sellers

Affluent international buyers are accelerating their home searches across some of the nation's most popular metros

Construction costs accounted for more than half of a home's total sales price in 2022