Tag: Housing Starts

U.S. housing starts dipped in August, though single-family construction was up, while building permits and completions both declined, according to ...

Economic uncertainty continues to push builders to temper their expectations (and pace of construction) based on the latest monthly new ...

In May, housing construction starts bottomed-out to a six year low, according to the U.S. Census Bureau, attributed to ongoing ...

Affordability and decreased buyer demand continue to put downward pressure on the housing construction industry, with new-home sales seeing a ...

Housing construction took a definite hit in May as inflation reached new peaks and affordability remains challenged, as seen in ...

Housing starts softened in April after March’s sharp increase, though year-over-year comparisons remain slightly positive as the housing market navigates ...

Homebuilders appear to be showing some signs of measured optimism as new construction showed significant gains against the tide of ...

Housing starts saw quite an unexpected jump this January—however, overall construction data paints an unsure picture for the coming months, ...

While 2025 overall was markedly disappointing for homebuilders, large jumps in new construction at the end of the year seem ...

Privately owned housing starts in October were at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1,246,000, 4.6% below the revised September ...