Labor shortages and capacity constraints are pain points that have taken a... More
Although the July demand index showed no significant change month-over-month,... More
New home starts and sales are up in the St. George-Mesquite market, but so are median prices stressing affordability in the region. More
Almost 50% of all new homes started over the last 12 months were priced between $250k and $400k, the largest percentage of starts in that segment since Metrostudy began tracking the market. More
Despite slow South Jersey submarkets, the Philadelphia area experienced significant construction growth in the second quarter. More
New finished vacant new homes have dropped the lowest level ever in the Charlotte housing market while the price of “dirt”, zoning, and financing impacts future residential development. More
As builders leverage the value of amenity-rich master planned communities, a finely tuned trade-off takes place between what's inside and outside the homes. More
Metrostudy released results of its 2Q14 survey of the Jacksonville housing market, which showed slowing new home construction since the second half of 2013. More
As encouraging as some of the housing recovery's signs are, visibility into what's next and what's ahead is mightily limited. So, we're slow to move in some areas, particularly as regards adding human and financial capital. To address those pain points, we're excited to introduce Survivor or Victim? How to Excel in a Resource-Constrained Environment, a new series jointly developed by Continuum Advisory Group's Clark Ellis and Brandon Hart. More
Metrostudy reports Dallas-Fort Worth housing market second quarter lot deliveries exceeded new-home start pace for the first time since early 2008. More
