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Market Data + Trends

U.S. Home Prices Are Falling for the First Time Since 2012

As home prices begin to fall from peak highs nationwide, housing experts are bracing for a major market correction in the years ahead

Housing Markets

Here Are the Most Affordable Destinations for Migrating Homebuyers

As housing costs reach new highs, Americans are relocating to these in-demand markets for greater affordability

Community Development

How Luxury Developments Are Catering to Their Youngest Residents

From pools and playgrounds to pet spas, luxury residential communities are offering new and improved amenities for the entire family

Market Data + Trends

Falling Home Prices, Sinking Sales Set the Stage for a 2023 Market Correction

A 2022 housing market slowdown is expected to carry over into the next year, and some experts predict an even more substantial correction in the months to come 

Remodeling Projects

High Inflation and Recession Fears Aren’t Enough to Slow a Red-Hot Remodeling Industry

Home prices are peaking and mortgage rates are rising, but homeowners are moving full speed ahead with new remodeling projects in 2023 

Build to Rent

Differentiating BTR From For-Sale Home Design

When it comes to functional design, build-to-rent (BTR) homes require a few key amenities and features that buyers won't find in most for-sale properties 

New-Home Sales

Despite Rebounding in November, Home Sales Are Slowing Nationwide

New-home sales inched higher in November after posting little to no growth throughout much of 2022, but an ongoing affordability crisis is keeping most would-be buyers glued to the sidelines

Women at WIRC

Women at WIRC Podcast: Anya Chrisanthon

Anya Chrisanthon is the Chief Brand Officer at Anewgo. Anewgo helps home builders carry out their shopping journeys online with interactive…

New-Construction Projects

As Builders Struggled to Find Lots, 9 Percent of All New Homes in 2021 Were Teardowns

An elevated share of new homes completed in 2021 involved a structure that had to be torn down and rebuilt

Housing Markets

America’s Hottest Housing Markets Are Actually Some of Its Coldest

The hottest U.S. housing markets aren't located in warm, sunny climates. Instead, buyers are flocking to small midwestern and northeastern metros for hidden pockets of affordability

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