Home builders, BPMs, and real estate investors are adjusting their business strategies to overcome a market slowdown. Here's what they're doing differently...

The housing market may be slowing, but senior economist Jordan Rappaport predicts an upcoming surge in single-family home building

Downtown Denver is home to dozens of empty office buildings, which present a prime opportunity for multifamily development, city officials say

College campuses are coming back to life after years of strict COVID-19 restrictions and remote learning ordinances, and an increase in enrollment is creating new demand for student housing

Lot values for single-family detached housing starts surged to new highs across the majority of Census divisions in 2021

In the midst of a widespread housing shortage, converting empty office buildings into rental units could boost supply in prime real estate markets, but builders say adaptive reuse projects are easier said than done

A large share of new for-sale homes were built on smaller lots throughout the pandemic, even as buyer preferences shifted in favor of spacious living

Do it Best, the largest privately held business in the state of Indiana, is collaborating with the Electric Works project to remain in its hometown of Fort Wayne

Medium-density multifamily housing development ticked slightly higher in the second quarter of 2022 after a year of stagnant growth