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Women in Construction

How Two Female Construction Management Teachers Are Inspiring a New Generation of Leaders

Molly Smith and Michele Randel are dedicated to teaching younger generations about opportunities for career advancement in the skilled trades

Housing Markets

Active Inventory Is on the Rise in These US Metros, but New Listings Are Slowing

Metro areas such as Denver and Las Vegas are seeing an uptick in active inventory, despite a slowdown in new listings due to dwindling buyer demand 

Affordability

Will Home Prices Bottom Out in 2023?

Soaring mortgage rates are forcing sellers to lower their asking prices in order to attract budget-conscious buyers, and with more rate hikes on the horizon, home prices are falling quickly

Market Data + Trends

America’s Rental Housing Report—One Year Later

One year ago, Harvard's Joint Center for Housing Studies released its 2022 Rental Housing Report at a tumultuous time for the rental market. At the start of 2023, many of the same challenges persist

Market Data + Trends

The Biggest Regrets Among Relocating Homebuyers in 2022

High home prices and mortgage rates have made relocating even harder, and as a result, many buyers who moved in 2022 were disappointed with their purchases

Women in Construction

Advice From Tradeswomen: How Construction Companies Can Recruit and Retain More Women Workers

The share of women in construction is steadily rising, but according to those working in the skilled trades, addressing these problems with the recruitment process could bring in an even larger pool of talented, diverse workers

Women in Construction: Jeanne Bartels Wears Many Hard Hats

A curious mind and an itch for change brought Jeanne Bartels into the world of construction. Here's how she went from intrigued passerby to entrenched project manager

Single-Family Homes

Household Formation Continues to Outpace Single-Family Production

The U.S. housing market needs to add approximately 6.5 million single-family homes to keep up with the breakneck pace of household formation

New-Home Sales

Homebuyers Persevere Despite Rising Mortgage Rates, Home Prices

Interest rates are on the rise, but prospective buyers are still forging ahead with home purchases at the start of the spring market

New-Construction Projects

Where Are Single-Family Housing Starts Falling the Fastest?

As a growing number of Americans move away from large metro areas in search of more space and greater housing affordability, single-family housing starts are slowing in the nation's densest counties

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