National Association of Home Builders (NAHB)

Single-family construction rebounded in August, but falling permits, fewer completions, and widespread builder incentives point to a tougher fight for the purchase loans those homes eventually produce

Applications reached their lowest level of 2026 in August as higher mortgage rates constrained demand and FHA loans gained a larger share of new-home financing

An amended House version of the ROAD to Housing Act removes a controversial build-to-rent selloff mandate while preserving broader supply and affordability measures

With nearly half of homes built before 1980, rising teardowns and limited new construction are driving demand for renovation, construction, and purchase financing

Pending home sales edge higher and builders cut prices, but rising foreclosure filings and affordability pressures signal growing strain for homeowners and originators

Two executive orders target development barriers and lending rules the administration says are driving up home prices