Data show household growth doesn’t seem to be getting the boost from behavioral changes it was a year ago, which has significant implications for future housing price and rent projections

Fewer people aged 20 to 24 are working or seeking a job, and the possible reasons why have economists dumbfounded

Unable to compete with repeat buyers backed by equity, first-time house hunters have been sidelined for two years, and housing costs are still rising

The mid-pandemic housing boom created affordable pathways to homeownership for minority buyers, narrowing a historically rooted racial gap that has pushed Black, Latino, and Asian households into the rental market for decades

The number of women working construction jobs climbed to a record high in 2021, and according to NAHB, that share is still going up

Double-digit rent hikes are hurting older Americans, who are being forced to pay significantly more money for much smaller apartments in the nation's most popular metros

Bank of America is offering zero down payment mortgages to first-time minority homebuyers in five U.S. cities, but in the event of a housing downturn, the program could burden more recipients than it benefits

Buying a home is becoming a near-impossible feat for a growing number of house hunters all across the U.S., but for young minority buyers, the path to homeownership is obstructed in more ways than one

NAHB Policy Briefing: Wider ramifications of Supreme Court's EPA ruling; number of Hispanic workers in construction is on the rise