U.S. Housing Market
New Bill Would End Biden-Era Environmental Policies Impacting the Housing Market
Rep. Andy Biggs (R-AZ) introduced companion legislation in the House of Representatives. Continue Reading New Bill Would End Biden-Era Environmental Policies Impacting the Housing Market
New Data Points to Deceleration in Home Prices
Chicago, New York and Boston reported the highest year-over-year gains with year-over-year price increases of 5.5%, 5.2% and 4.1%, respectively. Continue Reading New Data Points to Deceleration in Home Prices
Report: Colorado’s Housing Shortfall is Narrowing
To prevent the shortfall from growing, the report recommended the creation of approximately 34,100 new homes per year over the next decade. Continue Reading Report: Colorado’s Housing Shortfall is Narrowing
Survey: Hispanic Homeowners Embracing Short-Term Rentals to Build Income
The survey polled 1,276 responses from Hispanic professionals in the real estate industry in 39 states, including Puerto Rico. Continue Reading Survey: Hispanic Homeowners Embracing Short-Term Rentals to Build Income
New Ohio Homeowner Initiative Seeks to Aid Lower-Income Seniors and Disabled Residents
The Ohio Senate will consider the bill when it convenes for its next session on Sept. 30. Continue Reading New Ohio Homeowner Initiative Seeks to Aid Lower-Income Seniors and Disabled Residents
A Phil Hall Op-Ed: Can a Biden ‘Moonshot Initiative’ Increase Housing Supply?
Should the federal government take a more proactive role by incentivizing builders to ratchet up the national housing supply? Continue Reading A Phil Hall Op-Ed: Can a Biden ‘Moonshot Initiative’ Increase Housing Supply?
Builder Confidence Remains Unchanged for April
This is the first static reading after four months of index gains. Continue Reading Builder Confidence Remains Unchanged for April
Zillow: Homes Sell on Average After 13 Days on the Market
Today’s sales speed is much faster than the pre-pandemic norm. Continue Reading Zillow: Homes Sell on Average After 13 Days on the Market
Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of April 8-12
This week’s focus includes rising housing costs, real estate agent safety and a tax hike for Boston’s commercial properties. Continue Reading Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of April 8-12
Report: FBI Agents Seek Federal Help to Cover Housing Costs
The Justice Department has not endorsed the request for a housing allowance. Continue Reading Report: FBI Agents Seek Federal Help to Cover Housing Costs
Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency Allocates $4.5 Million for 7 Mixed-Use Projects
The funding was raised through the sale of tax credits under the Mixed-Use Development Tax Credit Program. Continue Reading Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency Allocates $4.5 Million for 7 Mixed-Use Projects
A&D Mortgage Launches Promotion for Northeast Markets
The promotion runs from April 15 to May 31. Continue Reading A&D Mortgage Launches Promotion for Northeast Markets
Study: 38% of Renters Believe They’ll Never Own a Home
Only 8% of Gen Z renters believed they’ll never own a home. Continue Reading Study: 38% of Renters Believe They’ll Never Own a Home
$77 Million Aspen Home Sale Breaks Record for Colorado
A new record was set in the Colorado housing market with the $77 million sale of a 12,655-square-foot home on 60.78 acres of ranchland in Aspen. The Aspen Times reported the 8-bedroom, 11-bathroom home was purchased in a cash deal. The property, which was built in...
McShane Construction Tapped for New Affordable Housing Complex in Madison, Wisconsin
Canyons is one of two affordable housing projects McShane currently has underway for Lincoln Avenue Communities. Continue Reading McShane Construction Tapped for New Affordable Housing Complex in Madison, Wisconsin














