Lance Lambert is the Editor-in-Chief at ResiClub. He specializes in analyzing the housing market with a focus on residential real estate, real estate development, and investment, often through a regional lens. Lance's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent publications such as Fortune, Yahoo Finance, and Fast Company.
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Lance Lambert's coverage is heavily focused on the US housing market, with an emphasis on data-driven reporting. His articles often cite data and focus on finance and real estate industry topics.
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KB Home Chief Accounting Officer Bill Hollinger added that: "The spring selling [season] was softer than expected."
By: Lance Lambert
Zillow downgrades its national home price outlook slightly, predicting that over the next 12 months U.S. home prices are likely to shift -0.2%.
By: Lance Lambert
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Among all outstanding mortgages in the Austin metro area, 6.6% have negative equity. Among Austin borrowers who purchased in 2022, that share rises to 22.4%.
By: Lance Lambert
In Q2 2026, the 8 major institutional landlords tracked by Parcl Labs were net sellers of 3,011 single-family homes—up from 593 net homes sold off in Q2 2025.
By: Lance Lambert
National active housing market inventory growth is at a crawl—but not in Washington.
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Berkshire Hathaway's Clayton Home Building Group is buying McGuinn Homes—No. 65 largest U.S. homebuilder—just weeks after buying America’s No. 6 largest builder Taylor Morrison.
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The pandemic housing boom was too much, too fast. After a stretch of unprecedented national growth, the industry has been grinding through a period of recalibration.
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