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Single-Family Starts in Nov Hit 2-1/2 Year Low

December 21, 2022 by Ted Leave a Comment

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Residential construction of new homes – known as housing starts – continues to register monthly declines as a combination of still-high home prices along with rapidly rising mortgage rates results in collapsing home affordability. While economists continue to debate if and when the U.S. economy enters a recession – it’s clear that housing overall, and the home building segment specifically – is already there.

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Filed Under: Economic Trends, Housing, News, Statistics Tagged With: economy, housing starts, inflation, interest rates

September Housing Starts Continue to Drop

October 20, 2022 by Ted Leave a Comment

Housing starts drop in September

The latest data released by the U.S. Census Bureau and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development jointly show that housing starts – a measure of residential construction activity – continue its downward spiral, dropping in September to a rate of 1.4 million units, below economists’ forecast. Single-family housing starts hit their lowest level in more than two years as a slowing economy and sky-high mortgage rates depress demand for housing.

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Filed Under: Economic Trends Tagged With: building permits, housing starts, single-family starts

July Housing Starts Hit Lowest Level Since February 2021

August 17, 2022 by Ted 1 Comment

housing starts measure new homes like this one being built

In the latest data from the U.S. Census Bureau and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, we learn that overall housing starts have hit their lowest level since February 2021 as climbing mortgage rates combined with still-high housing prices have made homes unaffordable for many Americans. The same report also notes that building permits have declined as well, suggesting housing will remain in decline for some time to come.

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June Housing Starts Hit 9-Month Low; Single-Family Starts Lowest in 2 Years

July 19, 2022 by Ted 2 Comments

June housing starts drop again
[PHOTO: REUTERS/Octavio Jones}

After a dramatic double-digit drop in May, June housing starts declined again, with overall starts not only dropping below May’s rate to a nine-month low but also coming in well below the rate in June 2021. Single-family starts in June hit their lowest seasonally adjusted annual rate since July 2020.

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Filed Under: Economic Trends, Housing, News Tagged With: housing affordability index, housing starts, inflation, mortgage rates, residential construction

Housing Starts in May Slide -14.4%, Lowest Level of Building in 13-Months

June 20, 2022 by Ted 2 Comments

Photo of a home being built

A new report by the U.S. Census Bureau and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development notes that residential housing construction starts (housing starts) has taken a pretty severe downturn in May with overall starts sliding fully -14.4%. This is yet another indicator of the slowing growth in the housing market, as rising mortgage rates, overall inflation, and high housing prices begin to cool the once red-hot housing market.

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Sales of Newly Constructed Homes Collapse in April; Odds of Recession Tick Higher

May 24, 2022 by Ted Leave a Comment

sales of newly constructed homes collapse

Sales of newly constructed homes virtually collapsed in April in a double-digit decline that surprised economists and added to the growing evidence that the housing market is entering a downturn. This downturn in housing adds to growing concerns of a recession, as it comes on the heels of the tech industry decline, and new retailer warnings of slackening demand and supply chain driven cost increases.

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Filed Under: Economic Trends, Housing, News, Pivot Point Tagged With: existing home sales, housing starts, inflation, residential construction

April Housing Starts Decline Again; Builder Sentiment in Steep Slide in May

May 19, 2022 by Ted Leave a Comment

housing starts off in April; Builder sentiment slides
[PHOTO: REUTERS/Mike Blake]

In yet another sign of a slowing economy, April residential housing construction starts declined for the second straight month in a row. At the same time, the Housing Market Index, a key gauge of homebuilder confidence, collapsed in May.

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September Housing Construction Starts Drop to a 5-Month Low

October 20, 2021 by Ted Leave a Comment

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In new data from the U.S. Census Bureau and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, residential housing construction starts dropped 1.6% in September as compared to the previous month’s reading. This rate is the lowest level of housing starts in five months. Also concerning, building permits – a leading indicator of future construction – registered a sharp drop, down 7.7% below the previous month.

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Housing Starts Stall in April

May 19, 2021 by Ted Leave a Comment

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In yet another sign that the increasing momentum down the path to economic recovery will still be a very bumpy journey, residential housing construction starts (housing starts) in April showed declines in both the overall reading for all types of homes as well as for single-family homes. While both showed double digit declines in the initial report for April, they are both still well over the readings experienced in April 2020, at the height of the rollout of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Filed Under: Economic Trends, News Tagged With: housing, housing starts, NAHB, residential construction

March Housing Starts Surge Almost 20% to 15-Year High

April 21, 2021 by Ted Leave a Comment

Housing Prices Photo

In new data from the U.S. Census Bureau and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, residential construction – housing starts – appear to have taken off in March, rocketing to nearly 15-year highs. This is welcome news, as a serious shortage of available homes has been constraining housing sales recently. An increase in construction will help add inventory for sale. This shortage emerged after a protracted period of sales growth as urban dwellers left over-crowded cities during the time of COVID-19 for more spacious digs in the suburbs.

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