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Even though The New American Remodel 2026 will not undergo major structural changes, the strategic design updates and modern product integrations will transform the property from a dated, energy-guzzling residence into a sustainable, high-performance gem.

Sep 24, 2025

2026 Remodeled Show Home Goes Light on Demolition, Heavy on Efficiency

Even though The New American Remodel 2026 will not undergo major structural changes, the strategic design updates and modern product integrations will transform the property from a dated, energy-guzzling residence into a sustainable, high-performance gem.

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Data at a Glance

Framing Lumber Prices

Fluctuations in the costs of building materials, particularly those of framing lumber, contribute significantly to home prices and housing affordability levels.

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NAHB/Wells Fargo Housing Market Index (HMI)

The HMI offers an insider’s perspective on the current state of housing. Each month, builder sentiment about the present and near-term housing market is depicted on a scale of 0 to 100, indicating the portion of builders experiencing positive market conditions.

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Housing Starts

Housing starts data are key economic indicators that track the pace of residential construction. These monthly Census Bureau statistics typically reflect broader trends within the overall economy such as interest rates and job growth.

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