Housing

Some Phoenix homebuilders confident of productive 2025

A worker works on a roof at a construction site in Chandler. The Valley earned accolades after it recently landed on the top 10 housing spots in the nation for 2025, according to the National Association of Realtors.

The Associated Press/Matt York

Some Phoenix homebuilders expect growth in building homes in 2025 amid the Valley’s current housing shortage and higher interest rates.

In 2024, there were 24,860 new residential construction permits total issued in the Phoenix market — about 18% higher than 20,948 in 2023, according to Jim Daniel, a housing analyst at RL Brown.

By comparison, there were 22,222 total permits in the Phoenix market in 2022.

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