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Lumber prices have climbed to their highest level in four years this summer, creating an unusual squeeze for the U.S. housing industry: demand for homes and remodeling is weakening, yet the cost of a key construction material is rising. The Random Lengths framing-lumber composite reached $535 per thousand board feet on July 24, 2026, up from $435 a year earlier and its highest level since 2022, according...

Marchbanks will lead homebuilding operations and help scale master-planned communities in Tennessee, Texas and...

Group warns against expanded mortgage purchases while urging modernized membership and annual lending...

New community offers training, certification and builder connections for KW agents across North...

The Social Security Administration is scheduled to announce the official 2027 COLA Oct....

Homebuilders continue to rely on incentives to drive sales. Those who buck this trend differentiate on product and community...

When Karen Groebli bought an 1888 Victorian in San Diego in 1997, she wasn’t exactly getting a move-in-ready historic home. The property was boarded up, city-condemned, and in severe disrepair. Bringing it back would eventually require stripping the house down to its studs, reinforcing its foundation, replacing aging systems, restoring original architectural details, and embarking on an ambitious...

Miami is the Nation's Strongest Buyer's Market in Mid-2026 Property broker Redfin reports the U.S. housing market is tilting further toward buyers, but not because Americans are suddenly being flooded with homes they can afford. Instead, the market is being reshaped by a more consequential force: the buyers themselves are disappearing. The number of U.S. homebuyers fell to an estimated 966,752 in July...

To help an aging parent live independently while staying close to family, this couple added a detached accessory dwelling unit to the backyard of their San Francisco Bay Area home. Drawn to clean-lined contemporary style, they also prioritized...

While it’s been a relatively boring year for housing inventory — even with higher mortgage rates — the movement in the last few weeks and easier comps have pushed inventory a tad higher, as we are at the midpoint of August. The question is: can we eke out a bit more growth before the seasonal decline?  Today I will address that, as we are in the sixth month of the Iran conflict and mortgage...