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30-year mortgage6.58%▼ -0.16 pts15-year mortgage5.96%▲ +0.09 pts10-year Treasury4.71%▲ +0.31 ptsMortgage spread1.87 pts▼ -0.47 ptsMedian list price$430k▼ -2.5%List $/sqft$228▼ -2.1%Days on market53 +0 daysActive listings1.1M▲ +1.9%New listings463k▲ +2.4%Pending sales506k▲ +4.9%Housing starts1.43M▲ +3.5%Building permits1.37M▼ -1.8%New-home sales628k▼ -5.6%Existing-home sales4.09M▲ +2.8%Months of supply9.3▲ +0.3 moMortgage delinquency1.89%▲ +0.12 pts

as of Jul 2026

New-Home Supply vs. Resale Supply: Why Buyers See Two Different Markets

July 20, 2026July 5, 2026

New-home and resale supply comparison with construction materials and listing cards.

New-home supply and resale supply are sending different signals in 2026. Here’s why buyers see two different housing markets.

New Construction vs. Existing Home: Which Is the Better Deal in 2026?

July 20, 2026July 4, 2026

New construction versus existing home shown in a split residential scene.

New construction may offer incentives, while existing homes may offer better locations. Here’s how buyers should compare both in 2026.

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