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The popular notion that any downturn this year will be mild by historical standards as firms seek to "hoard" labor is about to be put to the test.
May 5 -
An index tracking the industry is up 28% so far this year coming off of one of its worst years since 2018.
April 21 -
U.S. homebuilder sentiment rose for a fourth month in April as limited resale inventory helped drive demand for new houses, suggesting the residential real estate market is slowly recovering.
April 17 -
Residential starts rose 9.8% last month to a 1.45 million annualized rate, the fastest in five months, according to government data released Thursday
March 16 -
The CFPB is requesting input on adding specifications that are intended to alleviate TRID compliance concerns on construction-to-permanent single-close loans and those requiring separate construction and home loan closings.
March 6 -
The S&P Supercomposite Homedbuilders Index dropped 16% this week as investors grow concerned over a recession and surging mortgage rates.
June 17 -
Prices for new construction dropped in May. In comparison, April construction raised to a 1.81 million rate, the highest since 2006.
June 16 -
The commodity's price fell to the lowest it has been since September as interest rates continue to rise.
June 9 -
Although seasonal slowing and limited inventory have temporarily reduced prospective financing, the number sales in the sector hit nearly 1 million in November, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.
December 16 -
U.S. home construction starts strengthened in November to the fastest pace in eight months, suggesting builders are making a bit more headway on backlogs even as supply and labor constraints linger.
December 16