Luxury condos planned in Nashville entertainment district move step closer
Developers are planning a 30-story, luxury condominium tower as part of a mixed-used project in the fast-growing SoBro neighborhood of Nashville, Tennessee.
Builder Lennar picks small town for first housing development in New York state
Lennar Corp. has broken ground on a housing development in upstate New York that will sit between two state parks.
Brookfield Residential poised to add 900-plus starter homes in Polk County, Florida
A newly announced development in Central Florida is poised to add nearly 1,000 starter homes.
Santa Rita Ranch near Texas capital set to get another 1,000 homes
One of the nation's top-selling master-planned communities is set to get 1,000 more homes with the opening of its seventh neighborhood.
More data shows tariff-related disruption in the new home market
Construction spending fell in April — a decline driven by a slowdown in single-family homebuilding and the latest bellwether of how tariffs could create long-term disruptions in the housing market.
Growing Houston suburb to get 5,000 'Texas Chic' homes
Some 5,000 houses are on tap for a 2,900-acre master-planned community in suburban Houston.
New York condo building that accepts FHA borrowers opens in Manhattan's Turtle Bay
A new condominium building in New York City has sold its first batch of units and has dozens available at a time when the Big Apple is in dire need of more housing.
Builder unveils plans for 3,000-home Texas development
Tariff and recession concerns don't appear to be slowing development at a master-planned community earmarked for more than 3,000 homes in Fort Worth, Texas.
Underwhelming housing starts could force builders to appease 'anxious' buyers
Mounting pessimism, fueled by elevated mortgage rates and economic uncertainty, is weighing on U.S. housing starts in what is traditionally a vibrant period for residential real estate.
One code to build them all: What’s in Colorado’s new modular housing law?
Factory-built homes are touted to be significantly cheaper than traditionally built ones, though that hasn’t quite yet been the case in Colorado. A new state law, signed last week, aims to remedy this and deliver cheaper, faster homes to Coloradans, lawmakers say.
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