The S&P Homebuilders Select Industry Index reached a record high for the first time in 15 years, having gained 13.2% this year and more than doubling from the low it reached in late March.

Low mortgage rates and changing demand patterns are providing support to the U.S. housing market amid the coronavirus crisis.

Another round of encouraging data from the U.S. housing market indicates that the sector is rebounding from the pandemic-induced slowdown.

Record low mortgage rates and the Fed's dovish view are encouraging people to buy more homes and has made refinance cheaper.

The U.S. housing market is gaining momentum but lean inventory levels along with steep costs could create hurdles.

Last week was moderately upbeat for Wall Street with vaccine hopes boosting risk-on sentiments.

Low interest rates are supporting the housing market, resulting in an increase in mortgage applications.

The momentum in the U.S. housing market seems to be returning and some encouraging data sets are emerging from the sector.

Low interest rates are boosting demand in the housing market, resultantly, increasing mortgage applications are being observed as well.

The Trump administration is reportedly preparing a nearly $1 trillion infrastructure proposal as part of its efforts to bolster the American economy.