In a move that provides momentum for Congress to enact major housing legislation in early 2026, the House Financial Services Committee this week...
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New home sales rose modestly in November, largely driven by an increase in actively selling projects and the availability of standing inventory.
Read PostAs the country’s housing market continues to face uncertainty and unaffordability with home prices and interest rates pushing sales to some of their...
Read PostIn a year when affordability – most notably housing affordability – was the top issue for most Americans, NAHB laid the groundwork to make housing a...
Read PostIf you speak to any estimator or preconstruction lead today, the message is the same: the pipeline keeps growing, but estimating capacity isn’t.
Read PostConstruction backlog fell to 8.1 months in November, down 0.3 months from October, according to an Associated Builders and Contractors survey...
Read PostNew-home sales rose modestly in November as the number of actively selling projects increased and standing inventory became more readily available.
Read PostSimpson Strong-Tie, the leader in engineered structural connectors and building solutions, is simplifying post frame construction with the launch of...
Read PostRegistration is now open for the first Open Quarterly Meeting (OQM) of 2026, taking place in Austin, TX, at The Otis Hotel.
Read PostBuilders FirstSource has acquired the assets of N.Y.-based Premium Building Components.
Read PostMany operational risks in component manufacturing don’t show up all at once—they build quietly over time.
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