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Single-Family Starts Edge Higher Single-family housing starts posted a double-digit percentage gain in December Read More NAHB https://www.nahb.org/news-and-economics/press-releases/2023/01/single-family-starts-edge-higher-as-multifamily-production-weakens

Boise First To See Yearly Price Drop Boise was first to the party. Now, as sales stall, inventory levels explode

Another 75-Basis Point Rate Hike from the Fed Puts More Pressure on Housing Among the clear signs of economic slowing

Builder Confidence Falls for Ninth Straight Month as Housing Slowdown Continues Builder sentiment fell for the ninth straight month as

Single-Family Lot Values Reach Record Highs Lot values for single-family detached housing starts in 2021 increased across the nation, with

With NAHB Support, a Big Win in the Electrical Code Over Nuisance Tripping A coalition of HVAC manufacturers and home

Housing Recession Deepens Rising mortgage rates, high inflation, low existing inventory and elevated home prices caused housing affordability to fall

New Home Sales Fall to Lowest Pace in More than Six Years The tepid sales pace matches declining builder confidence

Construction Labor Market Cools in June The construction labor market is cooling off as economic activity slows in response to

Builder Confidence Underwater After Falling for Eighth Consecutive Month Builder confidence in the market for newly built single-family homes fell

Changes Made to Democrats’ Inflation Reduction Act; Work Continues to Improve Bill Although the bill does include positive provisions for

Treasury Will Help Multifamily Builders Boost Production Through LIHTC The Treasury plan allows state housing agencies to use State and

New Home Sales Plunge in June on Rising Affordability Woes New home sales in June fell to the lowest level

Volatile Lumber Prices Add More Than $14,000 to Home Prices According to NAHB’s recent study on regulatory costs, for items

Housing Begins to Slow as Financial Conditions Tighten Rising inflation and higher mortgage rates are slowing traffic of prospective home

What Does the Fed’s Rate Hike Mean for Housing? Mortgage interest rates are closing in on 6% and will continue

Building Product Use and Purchasing Behaviors in a Post-Pandemic Market Supply chain issues and pricing challenges are increasingly driving builders,

Upcoming Changes to Efficiency Standards for AC Units and Heat Pumps On Jan. 1, 2023, new minimum efficiency standards for

NAHB Announces Best of 55+ Builder of the Year and For-Sale Community of the Year Traditions of America has served

Kansas Governor Signs Affordable Housing Bill House Bill 2237 will create incentives for developers to construct more affordable housing, particularly

Fed Raises Interest Rates by Half a Percentage Point Following a 25 basis point increase in March, the Fed approved

Are Institutional Investors Taking a Chunk Out of the For-Sale Housing Market? Purchases by institutional investors or private firms of

NAHB Invests in the Future of Green Building Through IBS Scholarships The scholarship aims to provide exposure to students and

Single-Family Permits Decline in March as Affordability Woes Continue The single-family housing market continued to show signs of softening in

Boulder-Area Cities Seek Consistency in Energy Codes Cohorts of municipalities weigh a common approach to new buildings. Read More Daily

NAHB calls for ending lumber tariffs, boosting output at White House Event NAHB Chairman Jerry Konter urged the Biden administration

Diminished Future Sales Expectations, Rising Costs Lower Builder Confidence Ongoing lumber and building material supply side constraints, rising construction costs

NAHB Names The Nationals Gold Award Winners The year’s most outstanding work in residential real estate sales, marketing and design