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

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

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

Home prices and mortgage rates are falling from their peak 2022 highs, but an increase in housing affordability hasn't yet translated to a boost in buyer activity 

Characterized by falling interest rates, elevated supply, and a housing correction leading to price reductions in some overheated markets, 2023 could be a buyer's market after all

Mortgage rates inched closer to 6% during the week before Christmas, but instead of relocating, homeowners are refinancing 

Home sales are slowing at an accelerated pace, but despite a dearth of buyer demand, home prices are still posting strong gains

Rising interest rates are causing would-be buyers to back out of the for-sale market, and that waning demand is leaving homes on the market for nearly a week longer than a year ago

Over 200,000 construction jobs have been added in the past year as the labor market continues its strong post-pandemic recovery

Qualifying for a mortgage in today's high-cost housing market requires more income than in years past, but some U.S. metros are more affordable than others