A housing affordability crisis is taking a toll on homebuyer demand and leading to a slowdown in new-home sales

2023 has been a confusing time in the housing market, but there's an upside for new-home builders

While home builder confidence fell to a five-month low in September, persistent buyer demand could accelerate new-home construction in the months ahead

As existing housing inventory dwindles amidst a widespread affordability crisis, new construction makes up nearly half of all single-family homes in the for-sale market

Home builders are exceeding 2023 expectations as a growing number of buyers turn to new construction rather than competing for the meager supply of existing homes

A recent uptick in new-home sales signals a strong fall market for home builders

While other generations are pulling out of the housing market and waiting for conditions to improve, Millennials are doing whatever it takes to become homeowners

Active inventory, new listings, and closed sales are declining the fastest in these local markets, according to Bill McBride's July market report

Prospective buyers are turning to new construction amid a widening supply shortage in the market for existing homes