Housing Economists Predict Improvement
WASHINGTON, D.C. – (By Dale King, Realty News Report) – Optimism is returning to real estate circles. An attitude of confidence prevailed during a wide-ranging,...
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Houston Number One in Home Building in 2023?
LAS VEGAS – (Realty News Report) – Houston is in a position to lead the nation in single-family construction in 2023 as Texas markets continue...
Multifamily Construction to Fall 28 Percent, says NAHB
LAS VEGAS – (By Ralph Bivins, Editor, Realty News Report) – Multifamily starts are predicted to fall in 2023, following an unsustainable high level of...
Townhome Construction Surges in America
HOUSTON – (Realty News Report) – A major rebound in townhouse construction is underway across the nation as buyers seek options as home prices surge...
Houston Builder Acquires Company for Expansion
HOUSTON – (Realty News Report) – Partners in Building, a Houston-based custom homes builder, has purchased Paul Taylor Homes, which provides a significant platform for...
LGI Homes Navigates Headwinds
THE WOODLANDS – (Realty News Report) – LGI Homes capped off a profitable year with a slow-down in the fourth quarter as its home closings dropped...
Houston Home Sales Up 28 Percent in January
HOUSTON — (Realty News Report)— No inventory? No problem. January home sales were up 28 percent over sales in January of last year. The inventory...
Rising from the Launch Pad: Home Sales up 256 Percent in The Woodlands Hills Community
THE WOODLANDS – (Realty News Report) – Home sales were up 256 percent in The Woodlands Hills, a new 2,000-acre master planned community being developed...
Dallas and Houston Will Lead Nation into a Good Year for Home Building, Economists Tell NAHB
LAS VEGAS – (Realty News Report) – Thanks to strong economies and heady population growth– to say nothing of low interest rates — Houston and Dallas...
News Highlights of NAHB’s International Builders’ Show
2018 NAHB International Builders’ Show draws 85,000-plus ORLANDO – (Realty News Report) – A crowd of more than 85,000 filled the exhibit halls of Orlando’s...