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The median price of a new home sold in April was $433,500, 4% higher than it was in April 2023

Homebuilder stocks face sharp declines as the SPDR Homebuilders ETF (NYSE:XHB) drops 1.8% in Tuesday’s session, hitting its lowest level

Rising prices is good news for homeowners, who see what is typically the biggest component of their household wealth increasing in value

Homebuilders are downsizing the American Dream to lure in entry-level buyers frustrated by the resale housing market.

The NAR reports existing-home sales fell to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 4.44 million in March.

Institutional housing investors have been buying and developing more single-family homes than ever.

Band-Aids are not the answer—enduring each part of a market correction is a challenging yet necessary process for home builders.

As mortgage rates inch closer to 7%, hundreds of thousands of inflation-weary homebuyers across the U.S. are backing out of deals.

Nationwide, the outlook on home prices is less bleak, with Goldman seeing a 6.1% decline.

It’s often the calendar marker for how the full year will go, but maybe not this year.

Sales of previously owned homes fell for 11th straight month. Transactions declined in three of four regions in December.

Chattanooga ranks as the ninth hottest market for 2023

Landlords and renters are in it together as they work together towards energy efficiency in rentals.

The past year was a record year for land sales volume and price appreciation in many markets, according to Cushman & Wakefield.

Debt funds, life insurance companies and banks are out-competing the agencies on market-rate multifamily deals.

The number of new listings last week jumped 8% from a year ago