The overlooked obstacle preventing America from building the homes it needs

A shortage of skilled construction workers is significantly delaying homebuilding and increasing costs in the United States. Industry estimates suggest that approximately 250,000 workers are needed each month to meet demand, with the shortage already prolonging construction timelines by nearly two months. The labor gap is contributing to a persistent housing supply deficit, as builders struggle to keep pace with population growth and economic expansion.

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