Single-family construction is decelerating across the U.S., with major metro markets seeing the largest declines

Why has the average U.S. single-family home size fallen to its lowest level since 2010?

A single-family home completed by construction students at the Metropolitan Community College was recently moved to its permanent location to be sold to a local Omaha family

SFB2R starts declined slightly during the second quarter, but the sector is rapidly expanding

Newly built homes accounted for more than a third of all single-family homes for sale in the U.S. during the second quarter of 2023

The average U.S. single-family home sold in 2022 was slightly smaller than the typical home sold in 2012, but the cost per square foot was significantly higher

Fannie Mae upgraded its single-family housing starts forecast for 2023 by 72,000 units and its 2023 forecast for mortgage originations from $1.59 trillion to $1.62 trillion

Examining investor activity in the SFR market over the past 20 years reveals some trends and truths, including how rental property investors are affecting affordability

Over 40 students from Monroe High School worked on a yearlong project to build a 2,000-square-foot home