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NAHB – Eye on Housing

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U.S. housing economics (starts, sales, prices, affordability) tied to macro trends.

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Gains for Student Housing Construction in the Last Quarter of 2025
News•Feb 27, 2026

Gains for Student Housing Construction in the Last Quarter of 2025

Private fixed investment in student dormitories rose 1.5% in Q4 2025, reaching a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $3.9 billion. The gain follows three quarters of decline but remains 1.3% below the same quarter a year earlier. Pandemic‑induced drops had pushed investment to $3 billion in 2021, while enrollment rebounds are now supporting modest recovery. However, slower growth in the college‑age population limits long‑term expansion prospects.

By NAHB – Eye on Housing
Home Improvement Loan Applications Moderate as Borrower Profile Gradually Ages
News•Feb 26, 2026

Home Improvement Loan Applications Moderate as Borrower Profile Gradually Ages

Home‑improvement loan applications peaked at 1.49 million in 2022 and have moderated to 1.20 million in 2024, remaining above pre‑pandemic levels. The borrower age profile is gradually aging, with the 65‑74 and 75+ cohorts expanding modestly. Meanwhile, the 45‑54 group stays the...

By NAHB – Eye on Housing
Affordability Pyramid Shows Over Half of U.S. Households Cannot Buy a $300,000 Home
News•Feb 26, 2026

Affordability Pyramid Shows Over Half of U.S. Households Cannot Buy a $300,000 Home

The National Association of Home Builders' 2026 Priced‑Out Analysis reveals that 52 % of U.S. households—about 70 million—cannot afford a $300,000 home, while the median new‑home price is expected to reach $410,000. The affordability pyramid shows 47.5 million households limited to homes under...

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Young Adult Headship Rates in 2024: Cyclical Slip or New Equilibrium?
News•Feb 24, 2026

Young Adult Headship Rates in 2024: Cyclical Slip or New Equilibrium?

Young adult headship rates slipped to 43.7% in 2024, reversing the post‑pandemic rise that peaked at 44.2% in 2023. While this figure still exceeds the 40.2% level recorded in 2017, it remains below the roughly 46% benchmark of the 1990s‑early...

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