New-Home Construction Activity Increases Following a Surge in Building Permits
Builders are chipping away at record-low housing inventory, but they may not be moving fast enough to keep pace with escalating demand
November 2021 Records High Share of Single-Family Permits
Year-to-date (YTD) single-family permits saw major gains over the first eleven months of 2021—here are the regions with the most growth
Supply Chain Issues Cause Sky High December Prices
Persistent supply chain challenges drove consumer prices to new highs for the month of December
Supply-Chain Issues Are Causing New Owners to Move Into Unfinished Homes
Homeowners are deciding that some design features just aren’t worth the wait as supply-chain backlogs halt home construction
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The New American Home
The New American Home 2022: Thinking Inside the Box
Explore how The New American Home 2022 presents a flexible floor plan for living in harmony
Manufacturers + Suppliers
How One Local Builder Is Overcoming Christmas Backlogs
Year-long supply chain issues are putting some construction projects on hold, but soaring demand could keep builders busy until Christmas 2022
Housing Markets
Second Home Counties Report Strong Home Building Growth
Why non-primary residential homes are taking over new construction in the final months of 2021
Housing Markets
Looking Ahead to Post-Pandemic Housing Inventory in 2022
Will housing supply increase as the pandemic subsides, or is a greater deficit ahead in 2022?
New-Home Sales
Sales of Newly Built Homes Drop as Prices Inch Higher
Inventory of existing homes is at a historic low, keeping affordability out of reach for many buyers
Regional Builders
Builders Set to Face High Demand and Backlog of Home Orders in 2022
2021 housing demand will carry over into the new year, but builders could struggle to keep up
New-Construction Projects
Housing Inventory Slowed by Supply Chain Disruptions
Home construction is peaking, but new inventory may still offer inadequate supply
New-Construction Projects
Housing Starts Continue to Rise Into the Winter Months After November High
Construction starts for some family units are at the highest level since 1974
Land Planning
How Land Banking Could Help Builders Battling Shortages
National builders are turning to land bankers to mitigate the risks associated with land ownership
Housing Policy + Finance
New A.D.U. Ordinance Introduced to N.J. Neighborhood
Homeowners in Princeton, N.J. are experimenting with accessory dwelling units
