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After two years of record growth, soaring housing costs are expected to slow home improvement activity in the year to come, though the remodeling sector is still expected to grow ​​through­out 2026, according to the Home Improvement Research Institute. Home improvement products purchase rates soared throughout the majority of 2022, but supply chain disruptions forced a growing number of contractors to test out new materials.

By Novem­ber of 2022, 57% of home­own­ers report­ed post­pon­ing projects due to rising costs, material availability, or other setbacks, up from  42% in May.

Infla­tion and a prob­a­ble 2023 reces­sion will affect how much home­own­ers spend on home improve­ment going forward.

Ana­lysts fore­cast total home improve­ment prod­ucts mar­ket growth to decel­er­ate from 7.2% in 2022 to 1.5% in 2023, with the con­sumer and pro­fes­sion­al mar­kets grow­ing by 0.6% and 3.6%, respectively.

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