More than 700,000 new construction workers are needed each year to satisfy current measures of housing demand

After more than a year of gains, data show the average hourly earnings for residential building workers in May rose at a slower pace

Single-family homes took longer to complete in 2022 due to persistent supply-chain issues and labor shortages

For Men's Health Month, the National Association of Home Builders is partnering with health and wellness company Manual Care to provide resources to Young Professionals Committees at no cost

Realtor associations and members showed a unified front by giving back to their communities during Realtor Volunteer Days from June 3 to 11

A group of 13 students from the Harvard Graduate School of Design and the Harvard Kennedy School are working to resolve a host of housing issues this summer

Livestream links are available for those unable to attend the National Association of Home Builders' 2023 Spring Leadership Meetings in Washington, D.C., this week

The median age of construction workers varies by state, but nationally, construction workers are one year older, on average, than the typical U.S. worker in other labor sectors

NAHB Housing Policy Briefing: Three organizations step up with major funding for training workers in the skilled trades; data shows uptick in March new-home sales