Analysis: Shorter build times could be a quiet boost for housing
New data suggests developers are finally catching up — and that could matter more than it seems.
Connecticut gives towns $15.2 million to spur housing development on blighted sites
The funds will be used to conduct environmental assessments and clean up lots that are poised for building.
US added fewer households in 2025, and Harvard expects further declines
Report finds a falloff from pandemic surge in demand due to weak job growth and economic uncertainty.
Miami-Dade $10 million sales climb 35% as ultraluxury market thrives
Wealthy buyers from high-tax states are fueling the surge as broader prices soften.
Foreclosures on rise but pace is slowing. These states saw biggest uptick.
For major cities, Cleveland and Baltimore record the most filings.
New Hampshire lawmakers advance bill that would turn barns, garages into ADUs
Another measure would require prospective tenants with low credit scores to offer two months' rent as a security deposit.
Rising costs, regulatory hurdles keeping potential buyers on sidelines, says NAHB's chief economist
According to Robert Dietz, custom homebuilding and remodeling are the industry's bright spots.
Pent-up demand drives 3.8% jump in pending home sales in May. Kansas City leads the way.
Buyers push ahead despite elevated mortgage rates, with Midwest and Northeast markets posting the strongest gains.
Exclusive: US home sales prices climb in May despite choppy economic waters
Midwest, Northeast cities see the greatest gains, but San Francisco stands out.
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