Housing starts

The National Association of Homebuilders reported its third straight month of improvement in its homebuilder confidence index, even though permits for new housing construction were down nearly 8% year over year.

Builders are shying away from multifamily homes because of supply and cost issues. But single-family homes are cheaper and faster to build.

Housing starts surged nearly 15%, blowing expectations out of the water. What does that mean for the future of the housing market?

Most new homes are going up in the South and states like Utah and Nevada, where homes are generally more affordable than on the coasts.

Sawmill Timberdoodle Farm has been investing in new equipment and looking into providing services along with its products, its co-owner says.

Mortgage rates are up. Realtors are being laid off.

Yes, mortgage rates are high. But demand is starting fall because of that, and prices aren't rising as fast as they have been, experts say.

It’s not the most timely home price indicator, but it does have advantages, including mapping prices over long periods.

The latest survey data shows that homebuilders have a positive outlook despite inflation and supply chain woes.

The National Association of Realtors reported on Monday that pending home sales were up 7.5% in October.