Head north if you are hunting a new home in D-FW
Head north if you are hunting a new home in D-FW As builders enter 2017, many of them worry about how the higher mortgage rates eventually might impact their sales […]
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Are huge houses for everyone a thing of the past?
Are huge houses for everyone a thing of the past? The big run-up in home size may be over.
US housing starts rebound strongly in December
US housing starts rebound strongly in December U.S. homebuilding rebounded more than expected in December, suggesting that the housing market contributed to economic growth in the fourth quarter.
What haunting word did analysts give the nation’s homebuilders to open 2017?
Severe price overvaluation haunts hot housing market Homebuilders in North Texas and around the country are looking forward to at least a couple more good years for sales and construction.
D-FW new home sales jumped in fourth quarter
D-FW new home sales jumped in fourth quarter But builders couldn’t keep up
Labor Shortage Impacting North Texas Building Projects
Labor Shortage Impacting North Texas Building Projects A nationwide labor shortage, combined with a local construction boom, has hit North Texas especially hard.
Why Aren’t Home Builders Building?
Why Aren’t Home Builders Building? Home-builder confidence is at its highest level in years. But home building dropped 19 percent in the most recent month.
A Slowdown in New Home Construction Could Make the Market Even Tighte
A Slowdown in New Home Construction Could Make the Market Even Tighter Home builders aren’t exactly closing out the year with a bang.
Homebuilders super happy but not building more homes: Here’s what’s up with that
Homebuilders super happy but not building more homes: Here’s what’s up with that At face value the numbers make no sense.
Groundbreaking on new homes tumbles from nine-year high
Groundbreaking on new homes tumbles from nine-year high U.S. homebuilding fell more than expected in November, tumbling from a nine-year high as construction activity declined broadly.
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