Household formation continues to outpace new-home construction, but home builders alone can't resolve the nation's widening housing deficit

Home builders report increased demand for new construction as home sellers pull back from the for-sale market

Entry-level housing has never been so expensive, especially in secondary cities where renters could comfortably make a move toward homeownership pre-pandemic

Accessory dwelling units offer a compact, affordable, and energy-efficient alternative to traditional single-family housing

As borrowing costs and home prices continue to reach new highs, new single-family homes are getting smaller

Single-family housing starts posted a small but promising increase in April, but builders are still confronting a major supply deficit that's been over a decade in the making

In a high-cost housing market, manufactured homes and vacant lots offer buyers an affordable alternative to single-family home purchases

Single-family housing starts are rising, but supply-chain delays are pushing back completions

The U.S. housing market needs to add approximately 6.5 million single-family homes to keep up with the breakneck pace of household formation