After reaching all time lows over the past two years, inventory is on the rise in metros like Salt Lake City and Dallas 

Young adults are spreading their wings and going solo after moving back into their childhood homes throughout the pandemic

Over 200,000 industry pros flocked to Las Vegas for the 10th annual Design & Construction Week

Out-of-state homebuyers are flocking to Midwestern markets like Lafayette, Ind., and Topeka, Kan., where they're finding affordable homes, high-paying jobs, and robust local economies

The number of unfilled construction jobs at the close of 2022 was the third highest on record, and contractors could have even more difficulty attracting skilled workers in 2023

Homebuyer demand rebounded slightly after a small dip in the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage, but an inflated economy continues to pose affordability challenges even in a cooling market

The National Association of Home Builders revealed the winners of the 2022 Best in American Living Awards on Wednesday at the International Builders' Show

Elevated home prices continue to pose an obstacle for house hunters, but most are persevering 

The U.S. needs to add more than 1 million new housing units to chip away at a worsening supply deficit, but housing starts are expected to slow in the year ahead

The Environmental Protection Agency is redefining the "waters of the United States" (WOTUS) protected under the Clean Water Act, but industry experts say the new rule nullifies benefits of the 2021 federal infrastructure law