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Introducing Modular Construction to a New Labor Force

Lack of research and proper worker training is slowing the advancement of modular construction methods as an alternative way to build homes. Brian Gaudio's Last Mile Lab, in Pittsburgh, aims to change that

New-Home Sales

Debunking the Myths—Why Buying a New-Construction House May Be a Better Alternative

First-time buyers have traditionally strayed from new-construction homes in favor of more affordable existing houses, but buying new also offers a number of can't-miss benefits

Financing

How Low Will Mortgage Rates Go in 2023?

After soaring to a peak 7% in 2022, interest rates are expected to fall by more than a percentage point in 2023, but for a number of priced-out buyers, a slight increase in housing affordability won't be enough

Affordability

Seasonality May Not Be the Driving Force of Recent Rent Drops

The national median rent fell swiftly in December 2022, outpacing the seasonal norm and setting the stage for a more substantial slowdown in the year ahead

Market Data + Trends

A Record Share of Sellers Offered Concessions in Q4 2022

As homebuyer demand wavered in the final quarter of 2022, sellers were forced to make concessions and slash their listing prices

The New American Home

Stylish, Innovative, Efficient Products Featured in The New American Home 2023

Learn more about the products that went into The New American Home 2023 in Las Vegas

Sales

November Existing-Home Sales Slow to Lowest Level Since 2011

Home sales slowed at a rapid pace in November as soaring mortgage rates continued to price out prospective buyers

Affordability

5 Ways Industry Leaders Can Work to Make Housing More Affordable in 2023

Housing costs are soaring, but solutions to boost affordability seem few and far between. Here a few jumping points for real estate businesses, lenders, and local governments to alleviate costs in 2023

Labor + Trade Relations

Have Construction Job Openings Already Peaked?

After peaking in April 2022, the count of unfilled construction jobs is trending lower as the housing market slows

Market Data + Trends

In a Market Correction, Sellers Face a Dilemma: Lower Prices or Wait for Buyers to Bite

Home prices are falling across the country as a housing correction pushes would-be buyers to the sidelines, but some sellers aren't budging

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