U.S. Housing Market
Multifamily Housing Proposed at Site of Shuttered Historic San Francisco Theater
The Empire Theater opened in 1925 and permanently closed in February 2021. Continue Reading Multifamily Housing Proposed at Site of Shuttered Historic San Francisco Theater
Builders Predict Construction Uptick in Single-Family Housing for 2026
“While mindful of some weakening for the labor market, the economy remains in solid shape,” said Robert Dietz, NAHB chief economist. Continue Reading Builders Predict Construction Uptick in Single-Family Housing for 2026
A Phil Hall Op-Ed: The Growing Revolt Against Property Taxes
Homeowner anger at rising property taxes could dominate the 2026 state-level elections. Continue Reading A Phil Hall Op-Ed: The Growing Revolt Against Property Taxes
Robinhood Teams with Sage Home Loans on New Mortgage Offer
The new offer was first piloted during the summer to a small group of Robinhood Gold subscribers. Continue Reading Robinhood Teams with Sage Home Loans on New Mortgage Offer
Treasury Secretary Bessent Blames Fed for ‘Housing Recession’
“If the Fed brings down mortgage rates, they can end this housing recession,” said Bessent. Continue Reading Treasury Secretary Bessent Blames Fed for ‘Housing Recession’
CoreLogic: Home Price Gains Just Under 5% in May
Looking ahead, CoreLogic is forecasting annual home price gains relaxing to 3% in May 2025. Continue Reading CoreLogic: Home Price Gains Just Under 5% in May
Survey: Most Americans Are Unwilling or Uncertain About Moving
70% said they were very satisfied with their property appraisal and 23% reported being somewhat satisfied. Continue Reading Survey: Most Americans Are Unwilling or Uncertain About Moving
Redfin: Newly Built Apartments Are Filling at Slowest Pace in 4 Years
There were 90,260 new apartments completed in the fourth quarter, the second highest number in records dating back to 2012. Continue Reading Redfin: Newly Built Apartments Are Filling at Slowest Pace in 4 Years
Thompson Thrift to Develop Atlanta-Area Multifamily Community
The Levi will encompass roughly 15 acres within the 158-acre master-planned community of Bridges at Jodeco. Continue Reading Thompson Thrift to Develop Atlanta-Area Multifamily Community
Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of June 24-28
This week’s Hits and Misses include the presidential debate, a growing disenchantment with homeownership and an effort to repopulate rural Italy. Continue Reading Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of June 24-28
Bank of America Economist: Housing Market is ‘Stuck’ Until at Least 2026
“This will take many years to work itself out – there isn’t a magic fix,” said Michael Gapen. Continue Reading Bank of America Economist: Housing Market is ‘Stuck’ Until at Least 2026
Toll Brothers Opens Dallas Multifamily Community
The community was constructed to meet LEED Gold certification standards. Continue Reading Toll Brothers Opens Dallas Multifamily Community
Biden-Trump Debate Barely Acknowledges Housing Issues
“We’re going to make sure we build 2 million new units,” said Biden. Continue Reading Biden-Trump Debate Barely Acknowledges Housing Issues
A Typical Black Household Can Only Afford Starter Homes in 10 Major Metros
The typical Detroit starter home costs just $66,000 and comes with a median monthly payment of $579. Continue Reading A Typical Black Household Can Only Afford Starter Homes in 10 Major Metros
Pending Home Sales Down in May
“The market is at an interesting point with rising inventory and lower demand,” said NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun. Continue Reading Pending Home Sales Down in May
