Construction
Coming Up:
Housing Starts Lag In October; Permits Rise Slightly
Recent mortgage rate volatility is a reminder that high financing costs still restrain a broader housing recovery
New Home Sales Hit Three-Year Low In September
Homebuilder boom pays off as affordable resale inventory lags demand
Housing Starts, Permits Rise In September
More groundbreaking is needed to bridge the gap between supply and demand
Homebuilder Sentiment On The Rise
Builders looking forward to a busier 2025
NAHB Appoints New Chief Advocacy Officer
Ken Wingert will handle the association's federal affairs and legal advocacy
'American Dream Of Homeownership' Is Under Construction
Roughly 40% of new builds are going to first-time homebuyers, but larger firms have more success reaching this group of buyers.
Partly-Sunny Forecast For Builders After Rate Cut
With single-family starts and permits rising in August, Fed rate cuts ease construction costs for builders, though competition from resale inventory also stands to increase
New Home Sales Conditions, Builder Expectations Improve
Builders optimistic for the first time since May, reports National Association of Home Builders
Never Say Never
Listen to the NMP Magazine September 2024 cover story.
Single-Family Home Construction Up Across U.S.
National Association of Home Builders reports growth in building permits in Q2 2024