WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. homebuilder sentiment tumbled to a five-month low in February amid worries that tariffs on imports would combine with higher mortgage rates to further drive up housing ...

U.S. homebuilder sentiment dropped to a seven-month low in March as tariffs on imported materials raised construction costs, a survey showed on Monday.

U.S. homebuilder sentiment fell to a five-month low in February, signaling negative outlooks amid tariff concerns. The NAHB Housing Market Index fell 5 points in February to 42, down from 48 a ...

Analysts had been expecting a slight improvement, given recent tariff negotiations and pullbacks by the Trump administration.

Construction is sliding to levels not seen in years as homebuilder sentiment shatters. Housing starts decreased 9.8 percent in May from the previous month and 4.6 percent year-over-year to an ...

US Homebuilder Sentiment Drops to Five-Month Low on Tariff Costs ... A gauge of housing market conditions from the National Association of Home Builders and Wells Fargo fell 5 points ...

U.S. homebuilder sentiment dropped to a seven-month low in March as tariffs on imported materials raised construction costs, a survey showed on Monday. The National Association of Home Builders ...

U.S. homebuilder sentiment dropped to a seven-month low in March as tariffs on imported materials raised construction costs, a survey showed on Monday. The National Association of Home Builders ...