Tag Archives: National Association of Home Builders (NAHB)

Housing starts fell further than anticipated in July, as multi-family becomes a bright spot with builders adapting to a growing rental market.

A recent Senate Banking Committee hearing addressed the nation’s homeownership gap, and provided recommendations on how to mend a market in peril.

Rising rates and a dwindling demand for refis has pushed mortgage applications down for a third consecutive week, falling to lows last seen in 2000.

HUD and the Census Bureau report that single‐family housing starts in June were 8.1% below May’s figure, as builder confidence continues to fall.

NAHB has found buyer confidence dipping over 10 points in July, the second largest drop on record, only eclipsed by a 40+ point decline at the onset of the pandemic.

The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) released its latest Remodeling Market Index which covers the second quarter of 2022.  As of this quarter, confidence has declined 10 ...

Current Senior Advisor to the Cato Institute joins eMortgage technology solutions provider’s Advisory Board to drive change, and propel the company and industry forward.

S&P CoreLogic Case Shiller reports that despite a 20.4% annual gain in April 2022, home prices in the U.S. were down slightly from 20.6% recorded the previous month.

The Urban Institute will partner with the National Housing Conference to present an in-person conference in D.C. exploring the racial homeownership gap, including the lack of affordable housing, and fair access to quality credit.

Hitting the highest rate recorded in 15 years, housing completions rose in May, a sign that construction bottlenecks may be easing.