Tagged: Housing Supply

Home builders nationwide are refraining from starting new projects as they try to offload inventory, with housing starts dropping 6% year-over-year in August, and housing completions dipping 8.4%

The Urban Institute examines data to see how policymakers at the local, state, and federal levels are expanding manufactured housing options to help solve the market’s affordability and housing supply issues

Nearly one full month into the federal government shutdown, markets where many households rely on federal employment are seeing homebuyers take a brief step back as uncertainty persists

Pending home sales jumped 17% year-over-year in San Francisco in September — more than any other major metro, as the typical home also sold in roughly 20 days, more than twice as fast as the typical U.S. home

Despite rate dip, Redfin hasn't seen any measurable bump in sales

Surprise: Owners saw their median housing costs decline in the past two decades

Realtor.com highlights areas where new construction is helping to ease affordability constraints.

Finds housing issues are hyper-localized within cities themselves, and by particular income categories

Borrower demand remains strong, but is stifled by inventory and affordability barriers

Statewide trends point to a more balanced market for single-family homes and a buyer’s market for condos