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Build to Rent

Bringing Clarity to Build-to-Rent Terminology for Greater Appeal

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

Jobsite Safety

OSHA Will Crack Down on Penalties for Trench Deaths in 2023

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

Affordability

As Rental Costs Rise and Wage Growth Slows, Housing Affordability Worsens

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

Affordability

These Are America’s Most Undersupplied Housing Markets

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

The New American Home

NAHB Introduces This Year’s New American Home at 2023 IBS

The exhibition home near Las Vegas showcases energy-efficient and innovative design concepts, as well as the latest home building products

Business Management

Advice for Home Builders Navigating a Housing Market in Flux

Successful builders can grow during a housing recession if they plan for it by maintaining liquidity, keeping up their reputation, and actively searching for opportunities

International Builders' Show

18 Ways to Maximize Your IBS 2023 ROI (and 10 Things to Avoid)

Here's how to make the most of your experience at the International Builders' Show before, during, and after

Market Data + Trends

How the COVID-19 Pandemic Shifted Household Formation Among Young Americans

The mid-pandemic housing market offered young Americans a number of new homebuying opportunities. Here's how many took advantage ...

International Builders' Show

Visiting IBS 2023? Stop by This Year’s Student Competition

The 2023 NAHB Student Competition will take place from Jan. 30-Feb. 1, in the Las Vegas Convention Center's South Hall 

Housing Markets

Despite Elevated Borrowing Costs, Buying Is Cheaper Than Renting in These Affordable U.S. Metros

Though renting remains the most affordable housing option in the majority of U.S. cities, a few relatively affordable destinations benefit buyers more than renters

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