Pending home sales fell for the sixth consecutive month in December, and housing experts say waning buyer demand could lead to more significant price drops in the months ahead

NAHB Chairman's Message: Jerry Konter reflects on the past year's challenges and achievements and what lies ahead for the housing industry in the coming year

Sure, there are new methods and tech advances that might save you some coin, but don’t overlook the big dollars right in front of you right now

Your ability to recognize nonverbal cues at the negotiating table can mean the difference between a bad deal and a successful outcome in a sales negotiation

There are two paths you can take in a changing new-home sales market, but only one of them will help you succeed during a slowdown

It’s OK to swap out building products, but not at the expense of your construction quality standards

A “family entry” from the garage or driveway provides a practical solution for today's families, acting as both a transition space and drop zone

Lack of research and proper worker training is slowing the advancement of modular construction methods as an alternative way to build homes. Brian Gaudio's Last Mile Lab, in Pittsburgh, aims to change that

First-time buyers have traditionally strayed from new-construction homes in favor of more affordable existing houses, but buying new also offers a number of can't-miss benefits

After soaring to a peak 7% in 2022, interest rates are expected to fall by more than a percentage point in 2023, but for a number of priced-out buyers, a slight increase in housing affordability won't be enough