An increased number of vacant lots are sitting unused as builders cautiously consider their building plans for the year ahead, a trend that could...
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Median square foot prices (excluding record-high improved lot values) for new for-sale single-family detached (SFD) homes started in 2022 increased...
Read PostRising mortgage rates, elevated construction costs and limited existing inventory helped push housing affordability in the third quarter of 2023 to...
Read PostHome prices increased in 80% of the 221 metro markets analyzed by the National Association of Realtors (NAR) in the third quarter.
Read PostIn a pre-emptive move, NAHB has joined a group of 11 other leading organizations in the construction industry to send a letter to Senate and House...
Read PostThe Building Center, Inc. announces the acquisition of Contractors Building Supply, Inc. (CBS), with locations in Monroe and Ocean Isle Beach, North...
Read Post84 Lumber has expanded in the West by opening a new door shop in the Denver, Colorado market.
Read PostUS LBM, a leading distributor of building materials in the United States, was recently included on the annual Inc. 5000 list, the most prestigious...
Read PostIn the third quarter, 30.6% of U.S. single-family homes for sale were new construction, according to a recent report from Redfin.
Read PostThe Federal Reserve’s monetary policy committee held the federal funds rate at a top target rate of 5.5% at the conclusion of its November meeting.
Read PostEdwin Dean Heil was hands-on, job-done. And his life’s work spanned the breadth of the building business.
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