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Chart of the day: Remodeling spending expected to stay high despite economic turmoil

1 week ago | homes.com | Parker Leipzig

People spent a lot of time in their homes during the pandemic, leading homeowners to spend more on improvements, whether required, for routine maintenance or simply to boost their property values. That spending is easing, but only somewhat.
Today, your garage can be anything you want it to be

1 week ago | homes.com | Madeleine D'Angelo

If you are a homeowner in the United States, there’s a roughly two-thirds chance that you have a garage or carport. And if you have that garage, there’s a good chance you aren’t using it for your car. As of 2023 data according to U.S. census data, around 66% of new single-family residences had a garage, and most of those were two-car garages. Three-car garages were the runner-up option.
Exclusive: House price growth continued to slow in March, giving buyers a much-needed spring boost

1 week ago | homes.com | David Holtzman

The rate of home price growth slowed for the third straight month in March, giving people looking to buy a house more reason to enter the market. Prices for single-family homes and condos rose 2.2% in March across the U.S. from where they stood one year earlier, according to new Homes.com data released Friday. The median home price increased $8,000 to $380,000. Though prices have gone up for 21 months in a row, the rate of growth has continued to slow since it peaked at 5.6% in December.
Homeowners should remodel this, replace that for the best return on investment, study says

2 weeks ago | homes.com | Madeleine D'Angelo

The nation’s homeowners aren’t remodeling because they can’t afford to move out. They are tapping into their home equity as their property values soar. In the “2025 Remodeling Impact Report” the National Association of Realtors and National Association of the Remodeling Industry released Wednesday, only 10% of homeowners surveyed said concerns about housing affordability and rising mortgage rates were factors in their decision to remodel their current homes.
Homeowners are paying thousands for wallpaper, even for just a panel

2 weeks ago | homes.com | Madeleine D'Angelo

When Heather Dewberry Stoller started dating her now-husband Steve Stoller, she knew she liked him. His hand-painted wallpaper was just a bonus. “Those pretty panels sealed the deal and were part of his decorating dowry when we married,” Dewberry Stoller, an interior designer and founder of Huff-Dewberry in Atlanta, said over email.
The Villages in Florida has more than 70,000 homes. It's still growing.

2 weeks ago | homes.com | Paul Owers

The locals say it's hard to describe adequately how vast The Villages is to someone who has never seen the development. The 55-and-over "active adult" haven of more than 70,000 homes about an hour northwest of Walt Disney World in Central Florida covers 90 square miles, stretching 35 miles north to south across three counties. And it's ever expanding. During a recent trolley tour of the property, the guide joked that The Villages will eventually reach Key West.
Live like the ‘Sultan of Swat’: Babe Ruth’s former New York home lists for $1.5 million

2 weeks ago | homes.com | Khristopher J. Brooks

The New York City apartment where baseball legend George Herman "Babe" Ruth lived while playing as an outfielder for the Yankees has hit the market with an asking price of $1.5 million. The current owners of Unit 7B inside 345 W. 88th St. is a single family that has outgrown the space, according to Dylan Hoffman of Compass, the home's listing agent. The family knows the historical sports significance of their current home, but they still need a new and larger living arrangement, Hoffman said.
Oregon created a one-of-a-kind map to boost housing development. Is it working?

2 weeks ago | homes.com | Rebecca San Juan

Oregon poured two years into a one-of-a-kind map intended to boost housing development. A month after launching, real estate experts say it doesn't address what's really needed: financial support. The Oregon State-Owned or Managed Lands Inventory map made its debut in March. The map, which the public can access, allows users to see the highlighted state-owned or managed parcels approved for housing development. It was part of Democratic Gov.
With wave of tariffs to hit US trade partners, housing experts warn of consequences

3 weeks ago | homes.com | Rebecca San Juan

The U.S. wave of tariffs begins when the clock strikes midnight on the East Coast, bringing higher costs to a number of industries. Housing experts warn of a chilling effect from builders to buyers. President Donald Trump’s tariffs hit at midnight, according to a briefing he gave in the White House Rose Garden on Wednesday afternoon. A minimum tariff of 10% will hit a quarter of some of the country’s longest trade partners and reach as high as about 50% for select countries.
‘We’ve been warned’: Small business owners tied to housing market brace for impact from tariffs

3 weeks ago | homes.com | Rebecca San Juan |David Holtzman

Several tariffs are set to go into effect at midnight, forcing many small business owners tied to home improvement and construction to make a timely decision — increase prices or eat higher costs. The mere talk of tariffs led to a nearly 1 percent uptick in construction material prices between January and February nationwide, according to the latest monthly survey on material prices by the Associated Builders and Contractors.