Professional Builder This week, Microsoft’s president and chief financial officer announced that the company is putting $500 million into an affordable housing initiative for residents in Seattle and its suburbs. In
By Adrian Skabelund | Arizona Daily Sun A large housing development to be built at the intersection of Butler and Sawmill will now come before
By inMaricopa The most expensive home sold in Maricopa Nov. 16-Dec. 15 is a 4,000-square-foot house on a 14,000-square-foot lot in The Villages. Its
By Ryan Dezember | The Wall Street Journal Millennials aren’t the only ones having a hard time finding houses to buy. So is Wall Street.
By Realtor Magazine More consumers are getting skittish about the housing market. Only 34 percent of consumers say they strongly believe now is a
By InMaricopa A one-owner, single-story home in Province was the most expensive home sold in Maricopa Oct. 16-Nov. 15. Sellers took $6,000 off the
By Amy Dobson | Forbes From the wholesome Brady Bunch to the not-wholesome-at-all Paul Manafort, this year’s celebrity real estate news had it all. Oscar winners, Hall-of-Famers in both sports
By CNBC U.S. home sales unexpectedly rose in November, but recorded their biggest annual decline in 7½ years, adding to other data that have
By Arizona Business Daily reports Pinal County had the lowest home affordability index in Arizona in the third quarter, according to an analysis of 440
By Holden Lewis | Professional Builder A new ranking reveals 9 challenges, welcome developments, and housing’s most wanted in 2019. While housing inventory and financing is expected to
By Builder Tarriffs notwithstanding, the cost of a new home has been driven primarly by the cost of the labor it takes to build
By Jann Swanson | Mortgage News Daily Residential construction performed an abrupt and unexpected about face in October. Permits, housing starts, and completions all improved on
By: Aly J. Yale | Forbes Batcaves. Bulletproof shutters. Laser curtains. The world of high-end home security is as advanced as they come. Today’s luxury
Builder Builder confidence dropped four points to 56 in December on the National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo Housing Market Index (HMI), which the group
By Emmie Martin | CNBC There are an estimated 76.7 million homeowners in America, according to the U.S. Census Bureau, which recently released its 2013-2017 American Community
By: Sarah Mervosh | The New York Times In a bold move to address its affordable-housing crisis and confront a history of racist housing
These real estate agents have some thoughts about new construction, too By Andrea Riquier | MarketWatch The sharp downturn in the U.S. housing market over the past
Modular-HUD Code hybrids, now under development at Clayton, and new mortgage finance model could reignite access to aesthetically compelling $150,000 new homes. By John McManus | Builder
By Bill McBride | Calculated Risk Last Friday, Professor Robert Shiller wrote in the NY Times: The Housing Boom Is Already Gigantic. How Long
By Michael Gerrity | World Property Journal According to a new nationwide survey conducted on behalf of the National Association of Home Builders, nearly three
By Aly J. Yale | Forbes There’s no doubt about it: the 2018 housing market has seen its ups and downs. The year started with
By Jann Swanson | Mortgage News Daily It is often billed as the most important and consequential financial decision a household can makes, so it
By Elon Graves | Downtown Devil A new multi-family housing development, Palm Court Tower, is slated to be the second largest residential building in
By Adrian Skabelund | Arizona Daily Sun After a record number of housing sales earlier this year, the market seems to have shifted substantially
Professional Builder “Who gets to live in the new urban America,” asks the subtitle of a new book, “Generation Priced Out,” by San Francisco-based housing activist Randy
By Catherine Reagor | Arizona Republic Mobile homes and the parks where they reside often get a bad rap for being old and ramshackle. But manufactured
Home prices are out of reach relative to incomes and mortgage rates. The big question for the economy is how the imbalance adjusts. By Neil
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By Yellow Sheet Gov. Katie Hobbs’ reelection campaign burned through $7.4 million in the three months leading up to the July 21 primary election, while
By Janet Perez | Queen Creek Independent Even though pending sales declined in June, home appreciations in Queen Creek are on the rise. The median
Gage Skidmore/Flickr/CC BY-SA 2.0 By Morgan Fischer | Phoenix New York Times Arizona Sen. Ruben Gallego allegedly had multiple consensual sexual relationships with at least two