From the Team
For the first time, Maine has a statewide system to track how much housing is being permitted, what types, and where. Explore what the first year of permit data reveals and how HousingWeaver is helping Maine measure progress toward its housing production goals.
New homes in Wake County are selling at a 12% discount compared to existing homes, defying conventional wisdom. HousingWeaver digs into the data behind this post-pandemic paradox to unpack three forces shaping who can build, where, and at what price point.
NOAH is the largest source of affordable housing in the United States, and the most vulnerable. We compare three Sunbelt cities — Houston, Atlanta, and Phoenix — with three northern peers — Chicago, Philadelphia, and Boston — plus mid-sized markets Charlotte, Richmond, and Stamford to show how rapidly the Sunbelt's NOAH-driven affordability advantage is eroding.
New Census data reveals that 80% of U.S. counties saw population decline or slower growth in 2024–2025, driven by a historic drop in international migration and persistent housing unaffordability. Explore what's happening in Los Angeles, Texas's booming suburbs, and Florida's split between Central growth and South Florida retreat.
