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Economics

Jan 23, 2026

Which Local Markets Are Seeing Declines in House Pricing?

Nationally, house prices continued to rise at a modest pace in the third quarter of 2025. However, this national trend masks significant variation across local markets. See which markets have experienced housing price declines in recent quarters.

Advocacy

Jan 22, 2026

NAHB Urges Congress to Ease Regulatory Burdens to Help Housing Affordability

The best way to ease the nation’s housing affordability crisis is for policymakers to eliminate excessive regulations that are preventing builders from increasing the housing supply, NAHB told Congress today.

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Economics

Jan 22, 2026

House Prices Decline in Local Markets Despite National Growth

Nationally, house prices continued to rise at a modest pace in the third quarter of 2025, as mentioned in our previous quarterly house prices post. However, this national trend masks significant variation across local markets. While many metro areas continued to see house price appreciation, others experienced notable declines following several years of rapid growth.

Economics

Jan 21, 2026

Private Residential Construction Spending Edges Higher in October on Home Improvements

Private residential construction spending was up 1.3% in October, rebounding from a 1.4% decline in September 2025. This modest gain was primarily driven by increased spending on home improvements.

Economics

Jan 21, 2026

Single-Family Permits Cooled in the Fall

In October, single-family building permits weakened, reflecting continued caution among builders amid affordability constraints and financing challenges. In contrast, multifamily permit activity remained steady and continued to perform relatively well.