The housing market keeps getting worse. Home prices have risen more than 50 percent since the start of the pandemic. About a third of Americans households now spend more than 30 percent of their ...
When I recently reached out to Moody’s Analytics chief economist Mark Zandi for his updated home price forecast, he said his long-term outlook for the U.S. housing market remains largely unchanged: he ...
For years, the state has been nudging its cities to build housing to address a severe shortage. Maybe what they needed was a shove. Supported by For years, the state has been nudging its cities to ...
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Even as existing home sales continue to flatline at their lowest levels since 1995 and mortgage rates remain above 6%, Goldman Sachs sees an improving housing market in 2026. Goldman believes home ...
Discover two groundbreaking approaches to 3D-printed housing in this video: one using advanced concrete methods in Texas, led by ICON, and another using sustainable clay by WASP and Mario Cucinella ...
The artist behind Frieren's 'difficult angle' drawing has thanked fans for their unlikely support after rapidly reaching cult meme status over the past week on social media. "I realized I didn't give ...
That James Cameron-directed Billie Eilish concert film Hit Me Hard and Soft that the 9x Grammy winner announced back in July — well, it’s going to be released by Paramount on March 20. Interestingly ...
The Trump administration is upending its homelessness policy, with deep cuts to funding for long-term housing. Instead, it will shift money toward transitional housing that requires work and addiction ...
China has applied disruptive innovation and a fully controllable domestic solution to break through compute bottlenecks, with chip performance now capable of surpassing constraints linked to sub-5nm ...
Plan in a CT town is for a large ‘affordable, pet-friendly’ housing complex. It’s drawing opposition
The petitioners simply do not want 98 housing units on a 6.7-acre Connecticut parcel that was once home to a YMCA. They say the housing, which would be built in Hamden under the state’s affordable ...
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