#us-housing-market

#us-housing-market

The U.S. housing market sees a seasonal rise in sales, listings, and prices, particularly in spring as families move and sellers list homes.

US housing market is experiencing its slowest sales pace in six years due to increased supply and decreased buyer competition.

The U.S. is facing a critical housing crisis as affordability declines for the middle class, with a focus on luxury homes and insufficient starter homes.

Property values fell roughly 2% in January as high mortgage rates lead to buyer hesitancy.

Many buyers are waiting for improved affordability before making home purchases.

The US housing market may experience a slight cooling in 2025, making home buying easier, but challenges persist for younger buyers.

New US home construction rose by less than expected in April, impacted by rising mortgage rates. Permits declined, pointing to future constriction in housing activity.

Investors are capitalizing on strong rental demand despite high home prices and interest rates.

Investors purchased one in every six homes in the second quarter, totaling $43 billion.

Sekisui House is expanding in the U.S. homebuilding market, acquiring MDC Holdings and planning to train local construction workers.