U.S. equity markets finished broadly lower on another volatile week, pressured by "supreme uncertainty" amid a contentious U.S. election season and lingering coronavirus concerns as we enter the colder months.Declining for the fourth-straight week following a six-week winning streak, the S&P 500 dipped another 0.6% this week and is now roughly 8% below its all-time highs set last month.This "supreme uncertainty" weighed on real estate equities and other economically-sensitive sectors this week. Equity REITs finished lower by 3.1% this week with 17 of 18 property sectors in negative territory.New Home Sales topped estimates, surging 43% in August from last year to the highest annual rate since 2006, another sign that the housing industry continues to lead the economic recovery.While the housing industry rebound has shown continued resilience, there are signs that the rebound in labor markets may be losing some steam ahead of a critical week of employment data - the final jobs report before Election Day.

The pandemic has made home buyers more interested in kitchen storage and adding bathrooms for family members living with them.

KB Home announces the grand opening of Little Soos Creek, its latest new-home community in Covington, Washington, priced from the $490,000s.

An antihero of the prior financial crisis, Homebuilders have seemingly been on a vendetta over the last six months, asserting themselves as the unexpected leader of the early post-pandemic recovery.Homebuilders were slammed at the outset of the pandemic on fears that a coronavirus-induced recession could inflame a repeat of the Great Financial Crisis for the critical U.S. housing.Instead, the U.S. housing industry has roared back to life in recent months. New Home Sales, Existing Home Sales, and Home Prices have all seen a substantial reacceleration this year.The sharp rebound in housing market activity has been aided by longer-term macroeconomic trends of favorable millennial-led demographics, historically low housing supply, and near-record low mortgage rates.Housing remains an “unloved” sector despite the compelling long-term tailwinds at its back. Homebuilders trade at deeply discounted valuations to the S&P 500 despite their stellar growth rates.

Homebuilders across the country sold homes at a record pace this summer, burning through their supply. To slow down the sales activity, homebuilders have started to restrain sales.

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The company delivered 2,545 homes during the quarter

Solid housing gross margin aids KB Home's (KBH) fiscal Q3 results.

The Dow rise firmly early Wednesday, but the broader market lags, as investors fight to build on a bounce a day after the S&P 500 and Nasdaq snapped a...

Credit Suisse maintains KB Home (NYSE:KBH) with a Outperform and raises the price target from $44 to $48.

Dow futures pointed to a gain at Wednesday's open, one day after the 30-stock benchmark broke a three-session losing streak.

Raymond James maintains KB Home (NYSE:KBH) with a Strong Buy and raises the price target from $42 to $48.

The stocks making the biggest moves in premarket trading include Nike, General Mills, J&J, KKR, KB Home, and more.

Wells Fargo maintains KB Home (NYSE:KBH) with a Overweight and raises the price target from $43 to $49.

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KB Home (NYSE: KBH) beat the street estimates on Q3 earnings and revenue, but COVID-19 hampered the business, as seen from 14% year-over-year revenue decline.Earnings Analysis: Q3 homebuilding revenue declined 13.98% year-over-year to $995.15 million, but the homebuilding operating margin improved significantly

Homebuilder KB Home reported 3Q earnings of $0.83 per share, crushing Street estimates of $0.54 per share. Its revenues of about $1 billion topped analysts’ estimates of $893.2 million on robust housing demand, driven by historically low mortgage interest rates and a limited supply of resale inventory.Despite