Construction

Tariffs, labor shortages, and material costs drive sentiment to a seven-month low

Selling and leasing government land is part of the Trump Administration’s initiative to spur the housing market

Canada and Mexico stave off tariffs on billions of dollars of materials crucial to the U.S. homebuilding industry

Total housing starts fell nearly 4% in 2024, but began picking up pace in December

Construction spending rose in October, with more new homes in lower-density areas

Recent mortgage rate volatility is a reminder that high financing costs still restrain a broader housing recovery

Homebuilder boom pays off as affordable resale inventory lags demand

More groundbreaking is needed to bridge the gap between supply and demand

Builders looking forward to a busier 2025