Housing Health Report
Discover the latest trends affecting the overall health of the U.S. housing market with monthly updates on new construction and remodeling activity across the country.
Discover the latest trends affecting the overall health of the U.S. housing market with monthly updates on new construction and remodeling activity across the country.
The supply-demand imbalance propelled housing activity in 2021. While new construction activity saw tremendous growth, activity plateaued in recent months as homebuilders continue to face headwinds from supply-chain disruptions, expensive building materials, and severe labor shortages.
October 2021
The current supply of homes on the market remains historically low, putting upward pressure on prices. Looking ahead, it is likely that higher inflation from housing will continue.
September 2021
Housing activity was largely positive, although the pace of growth has slowed from its white-hot trajectory following the COVID-19 pandemic.
August 2021
Housing activity shows signs of stabilizing, as consumer confidence
fell to its lowest levels since February.
July 2021
New and existing housing activity experienced healthy year-over-year growth in July, yet the pace of growth has slowed in recent months.
June 2021
After several months of significant growth in 2021, the housing market showed signs of cooling off in June as the pace of growth slowed across major indicators.
May 2021
Remodeling activity increased, year over year, across most major metro areas, most significantly in Philadelphia and Chicago.
