Single-Family Permits Show Increase in February
Year-to-date ending in February, single-family permits were up in all four regions of the U.S.
What Does It Cost to Build a Single-Family Home?
A closer look at the itemized costs in each stage of construction for a single-family home
4 Single-Family Build-to-Rent Home Designs Offering Comfort and Construction Efficiency
Single-family rentals are popular. Take a look at these detached-home design ideas for the single-family build-to-rent market, one of the fastest-growing segments of single-family construction
Single-Family Build-to-Rent Construction Levels Off
Despite the flat readings for Q3 2022, NAHB anticipates the SFBTR market will expand in coming quarters as a result of mortgage interest rates remaining high
Unexpected Increase in Housing Starts and Permits in October
The Midwest and West posted the strongest home building activity in October
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
Los Angeles: Home of the Single-Family Streetscape
L.A. is a mecca of owner-occupied single-family homes, some dating back to the gilded architecture of Old Hollywood
Build to Rent
Single-Family Built-For-Rent Starts Surge in Q2 2022
As would-be buyers pull out of home purchases and seek out more affordable housing options, the single-family built-for-rent (SFBFR) market is booming
Single-Family Homes
New Single-Family Starts Surged in 2021
2021 single-family housing starts expanded at the fastest pace in close to a decade with the highest total share since the Great Recession
Market Data + Trends
Single-Family Homes Appreciating Fast, Especially in These Popular Metros
Single-family home prices have risen steadily since 1990, but not all of the nation's 50 most populated metro areas have seen equal growth
New-Construction Projects
Single-Family Starts Fall to Two-Year Low as Construction Costs Rise, Demand Softens
The pace of single-family housing starts is slowing, but over 800,000 homes are currently under construction across the U.S.
New-Home Sales
Single-Family Alternatives That Appreciate Faster and Cost Less
Homebuyers priced out of single-family purchases are finding more affordable housing alternatives without giving up the equity-building benefits of single-family homeownership
Build to Rent
Nation’s Largest Landlords and Builders Team Up to Create More Rental Housing
Demand is soaring in the build-for-rent sector, and the nation's biggest landlords are joining forces with home builders to keep up
Single-Family Homes
Owner-Occupied Housing Stock Is Aging
A slowdown in new housing construction means that the majority of U.S. homeowners are occupying homes that are nearly 40 years old
Housing Markets
Suburban Home Building Slows as Demand Falls
Single-family construction is slowing in large metro suburbs after booming throughout the COVID-19 pandemic
