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Sellers, Buyers Increasingly Concerned About the Housing Market
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How COVID-19 Vaccines Will Change the Housing Market
Buyer and Seller Housing Market Optimism Drops
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Coronavirus Resources and Information
Have 10 Minutes? NAHB Says to Halt Work to Prevent Virus Spread
It can take just 10 minutes to remind your jobsite workers of COVID-19 protocols and reinforce a safe workzone, says the National Association of Ho
Coronavirus Resources and Information
Reviewing a Hectic Year in Unprecedented Housing Data
A review of this year’s housing data reflects a year nobody expected and how the residential housing market became a bright light amidst economic d
Market Data + Trends
Pandemic Spurs Acceleration in Multigenerational Living Trends
Once the pandemic reared its ugly head, some families who were in the midst of planning housing for their aging relatives had to reevaluate.
Builders
Charlotte Builder Turns Excess Wood into Desks for Local Students
One Charlotte home builder took it upon herself to build desks for local schoolchildren who did not have a proper place at home for virtual learnin
Market Data + Trends
Decline in Video Meetings Could Align With Workers Fleeing These Cities
Online meeting data from GoToMeeting found a decrease in the average monthly meetings in several major cities.
Construction
Jobsite Workers Could Be Legally Required to Get Vaccinated
Just as healthcare workers are required to receive the flu shot, it is within contractors’ rights to require workers to be vaccinated for COVID-19.
Coronavirus Resources and Information
2020 in Review: The Most Impactful Housing Industry Stories
There are six topics that Zillow says shaped the housing industry in 2020.
Construction
Construction Outnumbers Healthcare Workers, First Responders for Highest COVID-19 Cases
Out of healthcare workers, first responders, and grocery store employees, construction workers have the highest positivity rates for asymptomatic c
New-Construction Projects
New Survey Finds 45% of Americans Would Move if They Could Telecommute
An increasing number of Americans working from home provides builders with the opportunity for cheaper projects at a higher scale.