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Why are homebuilders more optimistic?
Oct 18, 2024
They’re expecting to pay less interest on loans to build houses — and their clients are anticipating lower mortgage rates.
As housing inventory ticks up, how does that impact home prices?
by
Justin Ho
Sep 23, 2024
Both supply and demand for housing are increasing. The trajectory of home prices will depend on whether supply or demand grows faster.
First-time homebuyers are a growing share of the market
by
Amy Scott
Jul 17, 2024
But not because it's easier to buy.
Years after the pandemic started, homebuilding materials are still hard to find
by
Justin Ho
Feb 19, 2024
The industry's mood continues to brighten, a trade group says, but sourcing sophisticated equipment remains a challenge.
Home prices aren't guaranteed to skyrocket this year
by
Justin Ho
Jan 19, 2024
Housing demand has been improving in recent months, as mortgage rates have ticked down. And while that's putting upward pressure on home prices, there are a few factors that could keep a lid on home price appreciation.
Could 3D-printed homes help solve the affordable-housing crisis?
by
Dan Boyce
Dec 4, 2023
Upstart companies hope 3D printing can disrupt the sector by creating structures in a fraction of the time traditional methods require.
Contractors are busy building single-family homes. That's good news on a lot of fronts.
by
Justin Ho
Nov 24, 2023
Construction supports businesses throughout the supply chain and keeps the national housing deficit from growing.
For public good, not for profit.
Why there's so much new multifamily construction right now
by
Justin Ho
Apr 21, 2022
Rents are up, providing builders an incentive.
The pandemic has been driving demand for bigger new homes
Apr 19, 2022
Now that people are working, eating, exercising all in one place, some want more room. But what do bigger homes do to affordability?
What does the existing home market look like, especially with mortgage rates rising?
Mar 18, 2022
The housing market for homes that have been occupied before is already tight and may become even more competitive.