After steady gains since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, residential building worker wages are slowing in the first month of 2023

Despite a sudden uptick in purchase applications, total housing inventory is on the verge of falling below 1 million for only the second time in recent history in 2023

Sun Belt markets were red-hot during the mid-pandemic Great Migration, but as renters return to bigger metros, prices in these popular housing destinations are beginning to fall 

Despite rising mortgage rates, falling home prices are boosting homebuyer confidence and leading to more consumer traffic in the for-sale market

As the Federal Reserve doubled down on its efforts to tame inflation, millions of households were priced out by higher mortgage rates in 2022

High inflation, dwindling buyer demand, and lingering supply chain obstacles are just a few of the many challenges keeping contractors up at night during the first month of the new year

After months of unpredictable supply chain hurdles, The New American Home 2023 is nearly complete

Once red-hot housing markets like Denver and Las Vegas are now characterized by slowing sales and stagnant price growth in the midst of a market correction

NAHB Housing Policy Briefing | Ongoing supply chain shortage of transformers and other electrical switch gear is becoming a crisis; AD&C credit continues to tighten