The value of U.S. housing has reached a new peak of slightly under $52 trillion in the past year and is up 49 percent from the start of the pandemic, according to Zillow. Gains were driven in large part by an increase in new construction.
Source: Inman News
New builds drive surge of more than $2.6T in housing market value
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