Remodeling Spending Expected To Slow Sharply as Homeowners Remain Wary of Economy
Annual growth in spending on home improvement is expected to slow sharply early next year, according to new projections. Growth in national home improvement and repair spending for owner-occupied homes will slow to a trickle in the first quarter of 2027, according to the latest Leading Indicator of
How Mortgage Rate Buydowns and Builder Incentives Can Make New Construction More Affordable
One of the first things home shoppers learn is that the price they see on real estate listings is nearly always negotiable. And that same flexibility exists when buying a newly built home, too, in the form of builder incentives. Builder incentives are promotions offered by developers that, much like
New Colorado River Water Saving Plan Could Have a Big Impact on These Housing Markets
Arizona, California, and Nevada have proposed a high-stakes plan to conserve 3.2 million acre-feet of Colorado River water through 2026. While the goal is to stabilize the West’s most vital waterway, the deal signals a permanent shift for the region’s real estate: The era of water-unlimited growth i
Residents Speak Out as HOA President Pleads Guilty in $11 Million Scam: ‘People Were Terrified of Her’
What began as homeowner complaints about neglected landscaping in a Miami community has unfolded into perhaps the largest fraud case ever involving HOA leadership. Prosecutors say corrupt officers of the Hammocks Community Association pilfered more than $11 million over several years through sham ve
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