New Residential Construction Trends Down Almost 10% in January
This year kicked off with a downturn in construction—seasonally adjusted, there were only 1,366,000 privately-owned housing starts in January, 9.8% ...
This year kicked off with a downturn in construction—seasonally adjusted, there were only 1,366,000 privately-owned housing starts in January, 9.8% ...
Housing starts experienced an eye-catching increase in August, per the latest findings from the U.S. Census Bureau, 9.6% higher overall ...
New home sales defied expectations in October, according to the latest data from the Census Bureau, jumping 7.5% from September ...
Just as folks started getting used to hearing about the cooling housing market, new single-family home sales surprisingly snapped the ...
Despite an unexpected rise the month prior, new single-family home sales returned to their downward trend that took hold earlier ...
Sales of new single-family homes unexpectely rose sharply in May, after four consecutive months of declines. According to a joint ...
A new survey out shows that millennials’ housing preferences have changed through the COVID-19 pandemic. According to the Census Quarterly ...
The housing market may be red hot, but it’s also strained by inflationary challenges, and construction costs have been especially ...
January came out of the gates slower than 2021 when it came to new single-family home sales, according to the ...
The latest January data on new residential construction points to a mostly stable housing market that, in some instances is ...
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