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Economics

Unexpected Increase in Housing Starts and Permits in October

The Midwest and West posted the strongest home building activity in October

New-Home Sales

Single-Family Housing Starts Posted Unexpected Surge in September

Single-family housing starts saw an uptick in September as builders worked to fill a supply deficit left by would-be home sellers opting not to sell

Single-Family Homes

US Markets With the Biggest Increases in Single-Family Construction

It turns out that new single-family construction is concentrated in areas with the highest population densities and lowest homeownership rates

Single-Family Homes

Large Metro Markets Report Single-Family Construction Slowdown

Single-family construction is decelerating across the U.S., with major metro markets seeing the largest declines

Market Data + Trends

Single-Family Homes Are Getting Smaller

Why has the average U.S. single-family home size fallen to its lowest level since 2010?

Education + Training

Omaha Construction Students Unveil Completed Home

A single-family home completed by construction students at the Metropolitan Community College was recently moved to its permanent location to be sold to a local Omaha family

Build to Rent

Single-Family Build-to-Rent Sector Remains Resilient Against Rate Hikes

Single-family BTR starts declined slightly during the second quarter, but the sector is rapidly expanding

New-Home Sales

New Builds Make Up One-Third of Total Market Share

Newly built homes accounted for more than a third of all single-family homes for sale in the U.S. during the second quarter of 2023

Single-Family Homes

US Homes Are Smaller Than a Decade Ago, but Price Per Square Foot Is Higher

The average U.S. single-family home sold in 2022 was slightly smaller than the typical home sold in 2012, but the cost per square foot was significantly higher

Market Data + Trends

Fannie Mae Raises Its Forecasts for Single-Family Housing Starts and Mortgage Originations

Fannie Mae upgraded its single-family housing starts forecast for 2023 by 72,000 units and its 2023 forecast for mortgage originations from $1.59 trillion to $1.62 trillion

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