Homebuilding Survey
A Step in the Wrong Direction
Preliminary Homebuilding Survey Results
May Green Shoots Fade in June
Homebuilding Survey
A Relative Improvement from an Underwhelming Spring
Preliminary Homebuilding Survey Results
A Modest Step in the Right Direction
Homebuilding Survey
Another Underwhelming Month
Preliminary Homebuilding Survey Results
Another Softer-Than-Seasonal Month
Homebuilding Survey
An Underwhelming Spring So Far
Preliminary Homebuilding Survey Results
Peak of Selling Season Impacted by Macro Headwinds
Homebuilding Survey
Solid February, but Global Macro Uncertainty Looms
Preliminary Homebuilding Survey Results
Spring Housing Market Showing Signs of Thawing Out
What the Homebuilding Survey Covers
Each month, Zelman questions private homebuilders about orders, starts, inventory, price point trends, pricing power, future expectations, construction costs and pertinent macro issues.
The survey captures approximately 15% of production single-family new home sales, encompassing virtually all of the top 75 markets as ranked by single-family permit activity. That provides unique local insight in addition to broader national conclusions, well ahead of official housing starts and new-home sales data.
Who Uses the Homebuilding Survey and Why It Matters
The survey is used by investors, operators and strategists who need timely insight into new-home demand and pricing.
- Equity investors and analysts covering public and private homebuilders.
- Builders benchmarking orders, pricing power and construction costs against the market.
- Building product and mortgage stakeholders reading through to new-construction demand.
Because new-home activity sets the tone for supply, pricing and construction-driven demand across housing, the survey's local and national coverage gives stakeholders an early and reliable read on one of the sector's most important indicators.
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