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Oct. Housing Data is Split: Home Construction UP, Home Sales DOWN

November 26, 2019 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, the readings appear split with housing starts showing increases while new home sales declined. Housing, a prime component of the overall U.S. GDP has been in a bit of a swell over the last couple of months, driven largely by low interest rates stimulating demand for homes.

See more on the latest housing data…

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Filed Under: Economic Trends, News, Statistics Tagged With: construction, home construction, home sales, housing starts, new home sales, residential construction, residential housing

Housing Starts in Sharp Slide in September

October 21, 2019 by Ted Leave a Comment

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As the economy continues to show more signs of a slowdown, we can’t help but notice increasing volatility in the month-to-month readings of various statistics. The latest government data on housing construction starts is a great example of this. After a big jump in August, starts dropped in September by 9.4% – a larger than normal amount – from the revised rate in August.

See the surprising slump in housing starts…

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

More Mixed Signals from Housing – Starts Down, Sales Up

July 26, 2019 by Ted Leave a Comment

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In the choppy waters of today’s current economy, we continue to get mixed signals – this time from the housing market. Last week, we learned that residential construction starts declined in June by 0.9% below the rate in May. This week, we find that sales of newly built homes in June increased by 7% as compared to sales in May.

What should we make of developments in housing?…

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Filed Under: Economic Trends, News, Statistics Tagged With: housing, housing starts, new home sales, residential construction

Residential Construction Starts Decline in May

June 20, 2019 by Ted Leave a Comment

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In the latest data from the US Department of Commerce, residential construction showed a decline for the month of May in both overall and in single-family starts. Viewed by many as another sign of an economic slowdown, housing is a major component of the overall US gross national product.

See the data on the decline of residential construction starts in May…

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April Residential Housing Construction Starts are Up and Down

May 16, 2019 by Ted Leave a Comment

The latest data from the US Census Bureau shows a pretty nice increase in April residential housing construction starts – a key economic data for the custom integration industry. According to the report, overall housing starts came in at 1,235,000 units on a seasonally adjusted annual rate. This is 5.7% above the revised March rate of 1,168,000…and yet is it also down.

How can starts be both up and down? Read on…

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Filed Under: Economic Trends, Statistics Tagged With: economy, housing starts

Conflicting Housing Data Shows Economic Zigs & Zags

April 25, 2019 by Ted Leave a Comment

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Two different economic reports on the residential housing market show conflicting results. One report is on the latest data in housing starts…the other contains the latest results on new home sales. But these reports paint two very different pictures. Is housing growing? Or rather, is it fading?

Read on to see what’s happening in housing…

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Filed Under: Economic Trends, Statistics Tagged With: housing starts, new home sales, residential

The Volatile ‘Fits & Starts’ of Housing Starts

March 13, 2019 by Ted 2 Comments

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As regular Strata-gee readers know, I follow basic economic data for our readers. Not all economic data, just that data I feel are germane to the custom integration and consumer electronics industries. Normally, that is a fairly sane and sedate task – but lately, it has gotten a bit crazy, with wild up/down swings the likes of which I haven’t seen since the last great recession. Take housing starts, for example…

See the latest data on housing starts…

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Dec. Housing Starts Drop to Lowest Rate Since 2016

February 27, 2019 by Ted Leave a Comment

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The U.S. Commerce Department released new data this week on housing starts for December 2018. Overall residential construction dropped to 1.08 million units on a seasonally adjusted annual rate or 11.2% lower than the November rate of 1.2 million units. This is the lowest rate of residential construction since September 2016.

See more on this key economic indicator…

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

New Housing Data Continues to Point to a Downturn

December 19, 2018 by Ted Leave a Comment

Housing Prices PhotoAs I write this on Wednesday, December 19th the stock market has closed down 351.98 points or nearly 1.5% to its lowest level of the year, according to CNBC. The broader S&P 500 Index also closed at a 2018 low. But as bad as this news is, perhaps even more concerning are two key indicators for the housing market – single-family housing starts and homebuilder sentiment – both of which showed disappointing results.

See more red economic flags from the housing market… [Read more…] about New Housing Data Continues to Point to a Downturn

Filed Under: Economic Trends, News Tagged With: homebuilders, homebuilders sentiment, housing starts, residential construction, stock market

Japanese Startup to Disrupt U.S. Residential Construction Market

November 21, 2018 by Ted Leave a Comment

Photo of Takeshi HommaAs you head home from work today, take a look around you at the other commuters on the road. All around you are Toyotas, Hondas, Nissans, Suburus and the like. These are all signs of the incredible success Japan has has penetrating the U.S. automobile market – taking significant market share away from the once dominant Big Three American auto makers, GM, Ford, and Dodge/Chrysler many years ago.

Can Japan do it again? Are builders D.R. Horton, Lennar, PulteGroup, K.B. Homes at risk of the same loss of market share? If Takeshi Homma (pictured here) is successful, he hopes to help Japanese companies take a big bite of the American homebuilding market.

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Filed Under: Asian Connection, Manufacturers, News, People, Strategy Tagged With: home construction, homebuilders, homebuilding, Homma, housing starts

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