Research

Activity will likely see a further pullback, though capital investment flowing through existing projects and the IIJA portends continued growth

Realtor.com's July report suggests that relief could be coming.

The second quarter's numbers will likely slow through the second half of 2022.

There's a large amount of speculative construction underway that is expected to be absorbed quickly.

Grocery, energy, transportation costs take a toll on a large number of consumers.

While the cost of homeownership remains sky-high in most of the US, new research shows it "is still quite possible" in cities across the Midwest and Northeast.

Cap rates for new listings hit 5.83% on average in the second quarter, five basis points above Q1.

National median rent is up 14% in July while consumers endure rising prices.