Homebuilders are earmarking several thousands of dollars in additional costs per home as tariffs begin to affect the housing market.

Builders are feeling less confident about the housing market as they navigate economic uncertainty, the threat of tariffs, and high housing costs.

Housing costs are expected to go up due to the tariffs that the Trump administration has imposed on imported goods. Builders also expect home-buying demand to weaken as uncertaint ...

The big concern for some home builders this spring: window shoppers. House hunters are touring properties, but they’re not as ...

Rising construction costs, policy uncertainty, and the looming impact of tariffs took a toll on builder sentiment in March, ...

Economic uncertainty, potential tariffs, and high construction costs contributed to a decline in U.S. builder sentiment in ...

The construction and renovation of homes in the United States may become more expensive due to President Trump's tariff ...

Builder confidence declined in March for the second consecutive month as economic uncertainty, tariff concerns and high ...

The National Association of Homebuilders/Wells Fargo Housing Market Index (aka "builder confidence") hasn't been in a ...

Homebuilder stocks have faced significant headwinds this year, including higher interest rates, lingering inflation, labor shortages and increased tariffs on construction materials. On Monday, the ...

Builder confidence in the market for newly built single-family homes was 39 in March, down three points from February and the lowest level in seven months, according to the National Association of ...

The accolades were presented at the NAHB National Awards and the Best in American Living Awards (BALA) during the recent International Builders ... of-a-Kind Custom Home" in the 5,001-square ...