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Issuances decreased over 10% annually, while at the same time, builders are still seeing shortages of many materials, according to the National Association of Home Builders.
January 17 -
The share of single-family constructions located in homeowner's associations grew to over 67% in 2020, according to the National Association of Home Builders.
December 16 -
Concrete prices have surged 10.7% in 2022, but the cost of once-volatile softwood lumber has moderated greatly since the summer, according to the National Association of Home Builders.
December 12 -
The decline in loan activity and softening prices also helped drive down builder sentiment for the 11th month in a row.
November 17 -
New-home mortgage applications fell 13.2% on an annual basis, while average purchase sizes declined for the fifth straight month.
October 18 -
No U.S. region reported growth in issuances, with the number falling off the most in the Midwest.
September 16 -
Consumer demands for lower density and more affordable prices fueled a larger share of construction outside urban cores, but recent trends have led to slowdowns across the board.
September 6 -
Despite some moderation in overall supply prices, concrete products are running consistently higher.
August 15 -
New single-family home mortgage applications, housing starts and industry sentiment all came in at their lowest since 2020.
July 19 -
The slowdown in new single-family construction is one of several headwinds homebuilders find themselves facing this summer.
July 15