When Natalie Anderson looked at a one-bedroom apartment in one of the new residential towers in Hudson Yards, on Manhattan’s West Side, she recognized it […]
Housing
Housing Starts Down as Builders Can’t Meet Demand
Construction of new homes declined more than expected in February, a result of a steep drop in multi-family construction. February’s housing starts were down 7 […]
Housing Construction Carries Momentum into 2018
New residential construction started the year strong, providing another reason to believe in the overall strength of the economy. The annual rate of privately-owned housing […]
Construction Labor Costs Drive Home Prices Up, Pushing Buyers Out
Homebuilders are desperate to build more homes as demand accelerates across the country though they can’t because they simply do not have enough workers. The […]
Five Things to Watch in the February Home Prices Report
The Case Shiller Home Prices Indices for February 2017 will be released on Tuesday morning. Last month’s report saw a 5.9 percent annual gain in […]
High Prices, Low Supply Force Homebuyers to Scramble for Fewer Homes
Housing prices hit a 31-month high in February amid depressed inventory, making it hard for first-time buyers to purchase homes. The Case Shiller Home Price […]
Protected: Anti-Immigration Policies Puts Texas Housing Market in Crossfire
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Housing Prices Cap Off 2016 With A High
Consumers cast a strong vote of confidence in the Trump administration as they pushed housing prices up with prospects of a growing economy. The Case […]