Build-to-Rent Housing in 2026: Why Developers Are Chasing Renters
Build-to-rent communities offer single-family space without a mortgage. Why developers are betting on long-term renters.
New Construction
Spec Homes Explained: Why Builders Discount Completed Inventory
Spec homes are move-in-ready or nearly finished builder homes. Here’s why builders may discount completed inventory.
New-Home Supply vs. Resale Supply: Why Buyers See Two Different Markets
New-home supply and resale supply are sending different signals in 2026. Here’s why buyers see two different housing markets.
Housing Starts in 2026: Why Construction Pullbacks Matter for Future Supply
Housing starts fell in May 2026. Here’s why construction pullbacks matter for future housing supply, buyers, builders and prices.
Builder Incentives Explained: Rate Buydowns, Credits and Upgrade Packages
Builder incentives can lower costs, but buyers need to compare rate buydowns, closing credits, upgrades and total price carefully.
New Construction vs. Existing Home: Which Is the Better Deal in 2026?
New construction may offer incentives, while existing homes may offer better locations. Here’s how buyers should compare both in 2026.
New Construction in 2026: Builder Confidence Slips, Housing Starts Drop, and Incentives Spread
Housing starts fell, builder confidence slipped, and incentives spread. Here’s what new construction buyers and sellers should watch in 2026.