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New home construction
Home construction is weak, but apartment construction is booming
by
Justin Ho
Nov 18, 2022
That's because apartment developers have a lot more incentives to keep building right now.
New home construction is down. Here's what that says about the housing market.
Aug 16, 2022
This could be another indicator that things are cooling down, but home prices are still at record highs.
Housing affordability continues to worsen for many Americans
Jul 19, 2022
Home prices are at record levels, and mortgage rates are much higher now than they were six months ago.
Why there's so much new multifamily construction right now
by
Justin Ho
Apr 21, 2022
Rents are up, providing builders an incentive.
Although housing starts slid in January, more building is coming
by
Amy Scott
Feb 17, 2022
As that omicron wanes and weather warms, analysts expect building to pick up. That doesn't mean it'll make a dent in the housing shortage.
The CEO of homebuilders' chief trade group doesn't see shortages letting up soon
by
Amy Scott
and Sean McHenry
Feb 11, 2022
Jerry Howard, CEO of the National Association of Home Builders, discusses the challenges facing his industry.
Despite shortages of materials, new housing construction is up
Dec 16, 2021
Contractors are finding ways to work around supply chain delays, but projects are taking longer.
For public good, not for profit.
"Location, location, location" still applies if you're in the market for a new house
by
Amy Scott
Sep 21, 2021
Shortages of building materials vary by state, so more new homes are being built in some regions than others.
Appliance shortages hold up home improvement and new construction
by
Amy Scott
Mar 23, 2021
Homebuilders are passing the costs of delays on to consumers because demand for houses is so high.
Home builders see demand for bigger houses
by
Amy Scott
Oct 26, 2020
After falling for several years, the average size of a new single-family home may be growing again.