Over the last decade, an average of 2,971 single-family homes were completed every day compared to the 3,513 permits issued daily.
Read More »Single-Family Permits Up Over 7% From January
“Single-family housing permits, a leading indicator of future starts, also increased 7.6% compared with the previous month. The uptick in single-family housing permits and starts aligns with the recent increase in homebuilder sentiment,” said First American Deputy Chief Economist Odeta Kushi.
Read More »Mortgage Rates Inch Closer to 4% Mark
Mortgage rates have soared to levels last seen prior to the pandemic, as high inflation and strong consumer spending contributed to this upward rate drive.
Read More »Annual Increase Reported in Single-Family Permits
A new report says more 35 states have recorded year-over-year growth with the highest occurring in South. Click through to read more.
Read More »Housing Permits, Completions, Starts All Report Monthly Declines
While an economist calls the report “upbeat,” the year-over-year gains are “in our rearview mirror.”
Read More »Housing Starts, Permits a ‘Pleasant Surprise’
Click through to read more on January’s data and what leading insiders had to say about what this means for the market in 2020.
Read More »The Week Ahead: Update on Housing Starts, Permits
Also on The Week Ahead, are reports on existing home sales across the nation and what the National Association of Homebuilders/Wells Fargo Homebuilders Index found.
Read More »Checking in on Single-Family Permits & Starts
While housing authorizations rose more than 40% year-over-year, home sale prices recorded the largest increase since 2018.
Read More »Mixed Results in Latest Census Bureau Housing Report
The May Residential Housing Report from the Census Bureau contained both good and bad news, but one bright spot could cause issues moving forward.
Read More »Bad News for the Housing Market?
Economists speculate about what the latest construction data means for the market moving forward.
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