By the NumbersBelief in ‘forever homes’ is dwindling, survey findsMost first-time sellers who bought during the pandemic report having regrets, and many are preparing to give up the home they thought they’d stay in for life.Meghan RoosMarch 31, 2025
IndustryCondo ‘blacklist’ killing sales in disaster-prone areasAfter Fannie Mae quietly tightened lending standards due to insurance shortfalls, some property owners have been unable to sell their units.Amie FisherMarch 26, 2025
By the NumbersHome sales optimism fades with NAR economist’s new forecastThough the stage is set for a strong rebound, one important factor needs to change in order to unleash an anticipated flurry of market activity.Dave GallagherMarch 24, 2025
IndustryADUs are gaining momentum — can they help fix the housing shortage?Cities and states across the U.S. are making it easier to build ADUs. Leaders hope those reforms will lead to more supply and improve affordability.Dave GallagherDecember 14, 2024
IndustryWhy buyers are gravitating toward smaller homesAs household composition shifts, builders look to the starter homes of yesteryear to deliver more practical, affordable single-family homes for today’s buyers.AJ LaTraceNovember 29, 2024
IndustryCan modular homes help solve the affordability problem?Decades of underbuilding have led to low supply and high home prices. Is it time to take a closer look at modular construction, which can be faster and cheaper?Robert DavisNovember 2, 2024
Tech3D-printed houses are selling on Earth; next stop, the moon?“People are buying” — and living in — these futuristic homes, with dozens sold at a community in Texas, and more widespread adoption expected in five years.Stephanie Reid-SimonsOctober 15, 2024