Housing Developments Podcast

Congress averted a government shutdown late last week with temporary funding, per usual, and damage assessment from Hurricane Ian reveals the importance, and limitations, of building codes.

Weekly wrap up the biggest news in housing, plus the Supreme Court is slated to hear a case involving Waters of the U.S., a big deal for developers.

The impact of Hurricane Ian is just beginning to become apparent as the sun rises. NAHB has disaster response resources to help local HBAs and builders rebuild devastated homes. And the first webinar on the Inflation Reduction Act was held yesterday.

While new home sales were up last month, contract cancellations also spiked. And if the economy does slip into recession, could that help the real estate industry going into 2023?

New single-family home sales surged in August. But there's a pretty big catch with those numbers.

Rents are starting to fall in many areas of the country, following home prices. And Congress focuses on avoiding a government shutdown this week.

A quick recap of a very busy week in housing news.

The day the Fed raised interest rates another 0.75, NAHB CEO Jerry Howard attended a high-level policy meeting at the White House.

Happy Fed interest rate hike day! Everyone knows rates are going up today, but what will Chair Powell say in his remarks? Also, home sales are turning south.

Housing starts increased in August by a surprising amount. What was behind the uptick? It was probably just a correction...and lots of apartments being built.

To kick off a busy week for housing data, the NAHB/Wells Fargo HMI fell for a ninth straight month, and is underwater at 46. Hear more about the economic indicator in today's Daily Drill.

With all the talk of the national housing market, how are individual local real estate markets projected to fare over the next year?

Jerry Howard and Jim Tobin talk with Kevin Harris, of AGS Stainless, about the benefits of offsite fabrication of metal products in home building. Tune in to learn how the innovative products help streamline the construction process during the industry's skilled labor shortage.

What impact would a rail strike have on housing if a deal isn't finalized today? Significant, as home builders rely on railroads to deliver lumber.

The victory lap from the White House on the Inflation Reduction Act was ill-timed, given the inflation reading released yesterday and the market's reaction.

Lots for new homes are reaching record high prices in some areas of the country, contributing to the ongoing housing affordability crisis.

The Daily Drill - Sept. 12, 2022 by National Association of Home Builders (NAHB)

Student loan forgiveness may be good for the housing market, according to a new survey, and lumber prices continue to fall.

Welcome to The Daily Drill, a new daily feature of Housing Developments covering important news in the housing industry in about two minutes.

Jerry Howard and Jim Tobin welcome Chief of Specially Adapted Housing for the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), Jason Latona, to discuss his work assisting eligible veterans and service members access the housing adaptation grants that they have earned to live more safely and independently.

NAHB Chief Lobbyist Jim Tobin welcomes SVP for Public Affairs and Communications Paul Lopez and Chief Economist Rob Dietz to the show to discuss whether a recession is on its way, and the implications of an economic slowdown.

Major League Baseball's VP of Government Relations, Josh Alkin, visits Housing Developments to discuss the 2022 midterm elections and their impact moving forward.

In the second installment of a two-part series with Lowe’s Pros, Jerry Howard and Jim Tobin welcome Jared Gossett of the Building Optimal podcast to discuss the many market forces impacting the home building industry today. Plus, hear a brief discussion of President Biden's housing plan.

On the first of a two-episode series featuring Lowe’s Pros, the NAHB Housing Developments podcast welcomes Brent Ridley, host of the Tools Pro podcast, to discuss what the new generation of home owners is looking for from their builders and remodelers.

Co-hosts Jerry Howard and Jim Tobin welcome NAHB Chief Legal Officer Jim Rizzo to the show to discuss the potential political impacts of the recent Supreme Court document leak.