Tag Archives: U.S. Census Bureau

With fewer homes available on the market and affordability remaining an issue, single-family rentals are growing in demand.

Demand continues to be high, but supply issues concerned many builders in April.

A new study has found that homes sold in predominant Black neighborhoods were selling for nearly $50K less than comparable homes sold in white neighborhoods.

Constrained by harsh winter weather early in the year, housing starts took off in March, seeing a near 20% month-over-month rise.

New data shows homeownership was up last year, see what the numbers say and how your area stacked up.

What type of construction saw more dollars spent on it and where did construction spending lag? Click through to learn what the Census Bureau’s latest data had to say about the money spent on building structures.

A list compiled recently reveals the cities with the biggest homes on average, as well as a means for calculating the best bargain price per size.

On Thursday, February 1, at 10 a.m. EST, the United States Census Bureau will release its monthly Value of Construction Put in Place Survey. Conducted monthly since 1964, the Survey estimates the total dollar value of construction work done in the ...

According to the latest data released by HUD and the Census Bureau, home sales keep rising—causing a surge in prices.

What does the uptick mean for the future?