Multifamily Losses in May Lead Drop in New Construction
Entering into the hottest selling season for homes, May construction numbers remain modest among continued economic pressures.
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Single-Family Starts Continue to Cool in April Amidst Tariff Routs
Economic climate continues to sour homebuilders and homebuyers to a market that was already on shaky legs to…
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New Housing Construction Slowed in March Amid Backdrop of Economic Uncertainty
NAHB sees affordability pressures intensifying as a backdrop to weaker spring homebuilding and sales season.
News April 24
Large LG Screens Highlight NAHB Model Home
The NAHB's official showroom features LG’s Direct View LED and OLED TVs, which are some of the most…
News April 9
February Housing Data Shows New Construction Starts Rebounded 11%
Despite the bump, market sentiment among consumers and homebuilders has sunk lower as economic policies weigh on future…
News March 19
BlueConnect Partners to Introduce BuildersEdge Program at 2025 IBS Show
BlueConnect Partners (BCP), a consulting firm in consumer and IoT technologies, has announced its BuildersEdge program that is…
Briefs February 20
Interest Rates, Tariff Jitters Kneecap Housing Starts in First Month of 2025
A nearly 10% drop in housing starts marks an environment of uncertainty among homebuilders, who remain cautiously hopeful…
News February 20
Single-Family Construction Sees Its Own Santa Rally in December
Overall housing units being started were up 15.8% in December with both multi- and single-family construction leading the…
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