Single-family starts slow but strong: IBSx
The National Association of Home Builders anticipates single-family starts will slow this year, but having finished 2020 up 11% over
Read moreThe National Association of Home Builders anticipates single-family starts will slow this year, but having finished 2020 up 11% over
Read moreAlthough Hispanic homebuyers have increased over the past decade, Zillow found, wealth gaps persist for Latino and Latina buyers.
Read moreAt the NAR Real Estate Forecast Summit, experts share why this recession is so different and why rising home prices aren’t stopping buyers.
Read moreMoody’s is predicting growth to come back in 2021 and 2022, but the construction industry will still be influenced by COVID-19 for some time.
Read moreConstruction is a great career choice for hard-working individuals, and an analysis by the National Association of Home Builders shows
Read moreResidential construction is one of the strongest areas of growth, in spite of volatility from the pandemic, election or economy,
Read moreBuilders may find the benefits of arbitration ideal as COVID-19 drives a surge in cases that were backlogged during the pandemic.
Read moreThe construction industry added 20,000 jobs in July, according to preliminary data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Danielle AndrusDanielle
Read moreThe real estate market stayed hot this summer, but we could see a swell of homeowners turning to the rental
Read moreAmericans are facing a lot of uncertainty following the outbreak of COVID-19 this spring. Danielle AndrusDanielle Andrus is the managing
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