US Single-Family Housing Starts Scale More Than 1-1/2-Year High
US Single-Family Housing Starts Scale More Than 1-1/2-Year High U.S. single-family homebuilding surged to more than a 1-1/2-year high in
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US Single-Family Housing Starts Surge in November
Single-family home construction in the U.S. experienced a substantial increase in November and may continue to gather momentum, as the
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US Housing Market Shows Signs of Life
This week, a sequence of reports indicated a revival of activity: Housing starts reached a six-month peak, sales of pre-owned
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New Construction Surges, Could Help the Housing Market
New-home construction saw a substantial surge in November amid the persisting housing shortage in the nation. According to Tuesday’s report
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New Home Construction Jumps, Raising Hopes for Better Housing Market
According to the Census Bureau, U.S. companies initiated construction on a remarkably high number of houses in November. The data
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NAHB Chief Economist Explains Fed Interest Rate Approach and Impact
On the most recent installment of the NAHB’s podcast, Housing Developments, CEO Jim Tobin and SVP Paul Lopez are accompanied
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New Home Sales Expected to Increase in 2024
Increased mortgage rates negatively impacted new home sales in November. However, with the economy now seemingly beyond the peak interest
Read More12-22-2023 – MetroIntelligence Economic Update by P. DUFFY
MetroIntelligence Economic Update by P. DUFFY November existing home sales reverse five-month drop, but down 7.3 percent year-on-year Existing-home
Read MoreSingle-Family Starts Surge on Falling Interest Rates
Single-Family Starts Surge on Falling Interest Rates Overall housing starts increased 14.8% in November to a seasonally adjusted annual rate
Read MoreHUD Closes 2023 With Historic Investments in Housing
HUD Closes 2023 With Historic Investments in Housing The Biden-Harris Administration and HUD mark milestones in first-time homeownership, taking on
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Builder Sentiment Rises on Falling Interest Rates
Recent economic data signal improving housing conditions heading into 2024 as falling mortgage rates helped end a four-month decline in
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Existing-Home Sales Expanded 0.8% in November, Ending Five-Month Slide
Per the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR), existing-home sales grew in November, breaking a streak of five consecutive monthly declines.
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Falling Mortgage Rates Spark Increase in Housing Market Potential
Recent mortgage applications data indicates a thaw in the housing market is upon us, says First American Title Chief Economist
Read MoreThe AI-Powered, Climate-Friendly Solution of Project Phoenix
The AI-Powered, Climate-Friendly Solution of Project Phoenix The global housing crisis generates a wide range of challenges, from those who
Read MoreHow Sustainable is Steel in Construction?
How Sustainable is Steel in Construction? Construction is a notoriously carbon-intensive industry. Amongst the many materials used in construction, steel
Read More2024 in Green Building: What to Expect
2024 in Green Building: What to Expect Green building practices are increasingly prominent across the real estate industry because they
Read MoreDenver-Based Thrive Home Builders Named the Most Energy Efficient US Builder
Denver-Based Thrive Home Builders Named the Most Energy Efficient US Builder This marks the 10th year of the RESNET Cross
Read MoreLincoln Avenue Communities Breaks Ground on Senior Lofts Net Zero Certified Affordable Housing Development
Lincoln Avenue Communities Breaks Ground on Senior Lofts Net Zero Certified Affordable Housing Development Construction of Willis Senior Lofts is
Read MoreUnraveling the Complexities of Electrification
Unraveling the Complexities of Electrification Experts in carbon tend to agree that electrification of our existing building stock is a
Read MoreNew Communities in Morganton
New Communities in Morganton Nestled in a peaceful neighborhood in Valdese, 695 Bellview Ave is a brand new construction home
Read MoreNew Communities in Kenosha
New Communities in Kenosha Home prices starting at $476K! Located just steps from the walking trails of Lake Vista park
Read MoreNewly Constructed Houses You Can Buy in Mid Valley
Newly Constructed Houses You Can Buy in Mid Valley A 4-bed/3-bath home with main floor office space (or a 5th
Read MoreIlluminating Design Trend Insights for 2024
Illuminating Design Trend Insights for 2024 Layered lighting is important in any room, and it’s especially beneficial in multiuse spaces,
Read MoreBuilder Sentiment Rises
Builder Sentiment Rises Falling mortgage rates helped end a four-month decline in builder confidence, and recent economic data signal improving
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Builder Confidence Moves up in December
In December, home builder sentiment saw an upward trajectory, halting a four-month consecutive decline. The National Association of Home Builders
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Big Rise in Residential Home Building
The monthly data released by the Department of Housing, Local Government, and Heritage for November 2023 includes statistics on commencement
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Why the Housing Market’s Best Deals Are for New Construction
Amidst the persistent upheaval in mortgage rates, builders nationwide are strategically employing mortgage rate buydowns to invigorate home sales. A
Read MoreHovnanian Introduces The Grove at Jackson Village in Fredericksburg, Virginia
Hovnanian Introduces The Grove at Jackson Village in Fredericksburg, Virginia Hovnanian️ Homes introduces The Grove at Jackson Village, an 850-unit
Read MoreCentury Communities Announces Grand Opening in Hanford, California
Century Communities Announces Grand Opening in Hanford, California Bringing 99 new homes to Hanford, Live Oak showcases single- and two-story
Read MoreThe Design Rules Are Different When Furnishing a Rental
The Design Rules Are Different When Furnishing a Rental Rule No. 1 is to not buy anything until you have
Read MoreShare of Bedrooms in New Single-Family Homes in 2022
Share of Bedrooms in New Single-Family Homes in 2022 The Census Bureau’s latest Survey of Construction (SOC) shows small changes
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