Research

There's a large amount of speculative construction underway that is expected to be absorbed quickly.

Grocery, energy, transportation costs take a toll on a large number of consumers.

While the cost of homeownership remains sky-high in most of the US, new research shows it "is still quite possible" in cities across the Midwest and Northeast.

Cap rates for new listings hit 5.83% on average in the second quarter, five basis points above Q1.

National median rent is up 14% in July while consumers endure rising prices.

NAHB advises builders to be cautious given rising interest rates, high construction costs.

Competition for homes is lowest since start of pandemic; sellers must make homes 'feel fresh.'

Industrial growth and absorption not able to keep with 2021's blistering pace.