Tag Archives: Single-Family Homes

An expert looked into the factors that have sharply limited the supply of both new and existing homes for sale, the lack of moderately priced homes, and its impact on first-time buyers. Here’s what he had to say.

The latest data on single-family rentals reveals a discrepancy in rental price growth among properties at different ends of the price spectrum. Click through to learn which type of properties are spurring growth in rental prices.

Click through to learn more about how small loans can be a larger source of affordable housing.

Here’s why effecting change in housing inventory will also require updates to land use and tax laws.

A rising demand from younger homebuyers spurred the sales of new homes in the West and Southwest according to Census Bureau data. But which region didn’t fare so well?

A new study analyzed the current problem of low housing supply and what could be done to alleviate it. Here’s what they found.

Residential construction spending has been trending upwards in recent years, but is that holding true as we wind toward the end of 2017?

Experts have released the latest statistics from the top and bottom CBSAs around the nation.

The percentage of single-family homes built for the express purpose of renting them out is down from its peak reached in early 2013, but has been trending upward for the last four quarters. What has been driving the increase?

Confidence among home builders has been on a series of ups and downs over the last few months, showing slow but continued progression in the single-family sector, but they are still faced with concerns about labor and lot shortages.