Housing Permits, Starts and Completions Down in June
Building permits, housing starts and housing completions were all down in June, with high construction costs and mortgage…
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Affordability Issues Mean Fewer Single-Family Permits in March
Single-family building permits decreased 4.8% in March, while overall permits increased by less than 1%.
News April 19
New Home Sales Fall in February Due to Construction Costs, Mortage Rates
While 2021 saw housing starts rise 15% compared to the previous year, new data from the U.S. Census…
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Single-Family Housing Market on the Decline; MDUs on the Rise
NAHB data shows single-family housing construction peaked in Q2 2021 and is declining in large metro and suburban…
News March 1
Housing Starts Rise 15.6% in 2021
U.S. Census Bureau reports overall 1.6 million housing starts in 2021, including 1.12 single-family homes and 530,000 MDUs.
News January 20
Single-Family Home Construction Dips Slightly in October
Due to a confluence of materials scarcity and rising construction costs, single-family housing construction was down 0.7% in…
News November 23
Research Finds Single-Family Housing Starts Level Off in September
According to new data from the U.S. Census Bureau, overall housing starts were down 1.6% in September due…
News October 22
Home Remodeling Spending Predicted to Grow by 9% in 2022
Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies predicts continued increases in remodeling spending into the coming year.
News October 21
Housing Starts Down 7% in July
Supply chain and labor shortages caused housing starts to decrease by 7% overall in July, with single-family starts…
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