A shortage of skilled labor, high labor costs, and uncertainty about the effect of tariffs on lumber prices weigh on some homebuilders.

Jobs, affordable homes and family and friends are attracting homebuyers, some of whom are returning to hometowns.

Trump’s deportation plans would slow down construction, while his tariff and tax policies could keep interest rates high.

A new report shows that nearly half of people working from home, who moved to a different state, made their decision based on housing.

The trick is finding inflation’s sweet spot — too much or too little can lead to a lot of problems for the economy and consumers.

Income has grown an average of 6.2% annually while debts have increased 4%.

It mostly comes down to one thing: housing.

Federal funding doesn’t become available for rebuilding efforts until an average of two years after a storm, one study showed.

Medium-density housing is cheaper than traditional homes and might be a better fit for today’s American family, says columnist Heather Long.

A new report from Zillow shows that nearly all buyers want these features, and home listings are increasingly touting them.