Elevated home prices continue to pose an obstacle for house hunters, but most are persevering 

The U.S. needs to add more than 1 million new housing units to chip away at a worsening supply deficit, but housing starts are expected to slow in the year ahead

The Environmental Protection Agency is redefining the "waters of the United States" (WOTUS) protected under the Clean Water Act, but industry experts say the new rule nullifies benefits of the 2021 federal infrastructure law

The National Association of Home Builders introduced this year's Safety Award for Excellence (SAFE) winners at the 2023 International Builders' Show

Despite falling demand from priced out buyers, home builders remain optimistic about the year ahead, and experts say that rising sentiment may point toward a breakout year for a recovering economy

To meet homebuyers’ evolving needs, we should use the current market slowdown as an opportunity to take a fresh look at housing design in response to recent trends

The New Home Trends Institute takes steps to create alignment around build-to-rent terminology  

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration's national enforcement program aims to mitigate trench-related deaths on construction jobsites

Homebuyers and renters continue to be priced out of an increasingly unaffordable housing market

Due to the housing affordability crisis, it's anticipated U.S. home builders will fall short on meeting housing needs in 2023