Multi-Family Housing Starts Down in October; Single-Family Starts Rise
Privately owned housing starts in October were at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1,246,000, 4.6% below the revised September ...
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Housing Starts Plunge 9.8% in May, Hitting Five-Year Low
Housing starts fell significantly in May, as the residential construction sector continued to grapple with high material costs, persistent labor ...
Housing Starts See Diverging Shifts in Single and Multifamily Sectors
Housing starts saw some significant shifts in the single-family and multifamily sectors this month, which economists claim is a reaction ...
New Residential Construction Declines 11.4% in March
March saw a significant downtick in privately owned housing starts, declining 11.4% from February’s revised estimate of 1,494,000 to reach ...
Housing Starts Drop 14% in July; Hurricane, High Rates and Prices Likely Reasons
The construction of new U.S. homes fell to a 16-month low in July, according to the Census Bureau and the ...
Single-Family Starts Dwindle in June
Single-family housing starts dropped in June as a result of raised interest rates for mortgages and construction and development loans, ...
Housing Starts at 4-Year Low; High Construction Costs and Mortgage Rates Blamed
Construction of new U.S. homes fell 5.5% in May, dropping to the lowest level since 2020, according to data released ...
Housing Starts Rebound in April, Rising 5.7%
With the U.S. still experiencing a housing shortage due to construction halts from the COVID-19 pandemic, housing completions, and starts, ...
Housing Starts Drop From February Rally
Privately-owned housing starts plunged in March to a seasonally adjusted rate of 1.32 million—14.7% below the February estimate of 1.54 ...
Permit Declines in 2023 Point to Possible 2024 Slowdown
The home construction market—despite seeing some growth from the lack of existing inventory—has been struggling overall and in the building ...
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